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Re-reading helps a LOT! I always find something new when I re-read and always enjoy the book much more than the first time. Don't feel bad about reading Cliff Notes. Books often make a lot more sense if they're read in the context of its place in history, so unless you're a history prof you...

I used to take public transit before I got my car, but I very rarely read on the bus. For one thing, people in my city are very weird so I like to keep focused on them. Also I'm still not used to the city's layout, so I liked to pay attention to my surroundings to make sure I didn't get lost!

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From a cat's perspective: Tailchaser's Song by Tad Williams.

I've really tried liking coffee, but I just can't do it. How can something that smells so wonderful taste so bad??

Now that's using your brain!

What's life without a little danger?

I know I'm really late, but I wanted to wish you a happy birthday! I hope it was a good one!

I've been using this website for years. It's full of all kinds of useful information!

I don't wear perfume often because of my overly sensitive skin. But when I do chance it, I love to wear Femme by Hugo Boss. Or if the mood is just right, a little bit of Opium by YSL is divine!

Well this is by no means a beautiful book, but Death on the Ice by Cassie Brown is worth a read. It's a true story - off the coast on Newfoundland in 1914. A group of seal hunters are trapped and have to face the harsh climate. This book might make you enjoy LA winters!

I love these books too! Douglas Adams is so imaginative and just so funny! I bought the Dirk Gently books a few months ago, but I still haven't gotten around to reading them yet.

Sorry I'm late to the discussion... I haven't had much time online in weeks! I've been familiar with Chesterton's works for years, as he's something of a hero to people like my parents. But this was his first book I've bothered to read. I figured that since it was fiction, Chesterton might go...

Oh well said!

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It sure is today! Welcome!! :)

Reading only one genre is like eating your favourite meal every day. It might be tasty and nutritious, but it loses its sense of excitement after a while. I love to branch out and read new authours and new genres all the time. It keeps things interesting.

AbeBooks is usually pretty good.

I'm like that too. When I listen to music that I have control over, like an mp3 player or CDs, I skip over a lot of songs because either I'm not in the mood for them or I'm just not enjoying them. But when I listen to the radio I love 9 out of 10 songs, no matter what mood I'm in. I thought I...

Try anything by Monica Hughes. Great authour, you'll love her!