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batgirl

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Hi everyone, I'm Andrea and I'm a chronic book-a-holic.

I sought this forum out because everyone in "real life" is probably pretty sick of listening to me talk about books. :oops: My husband is very patient with my blow-by-blow plot summaries and random tirades, but he can only be expected to endure so much. I needed to find others of my ilk to "hang out" with.

I am 32-years-young, and super nerdy. Last year I married my favorite person on the planet, and we have a (big, noisy, busy) combined family of 5 kids (4 his, 1 mine, all "ours" now). By day, I'm a data analyst for a large internet company. By night, I read too much and sleep too little.

I like to read everything. I'm very open-minded and will give just about anything a try. I bounce around between genres, and at any given time you could catch me reading anything from Diary of a Wimpy Kid to something like Moby Dick. I really like books as physical objects and have a rather large home library, but I also read eBooks and audiobooks. Right now I'm reading Shades of Grey (the one by Jasper Fforde, not that other one, heh).

Aside from reading, I like math, puzzles, Rubik's Cube, and Scrabble. I am an orange belt in karate (hopefully soon to be purple). I recently ran the Scholastic book fair at my kids' school. My husband and kids are my best friends, and that's basically my life.

I look forward to getting to know you all. :)
 
Hi Andrea! Good to meet you. I like how you said you like to read everything. So do I. I stay mostly in the young adult and romance genres, but it's nice to be able to branch out into other areas when the mood strikes. I agree with you also that I love books as physical objects. Even though I do have a Kindle and understand why they are useful and worthwhile, there is nothing like the feel of turning the page of a book and smelling that "book smell" - hopefully you know what I mean :) Looking forward to chatting more with you.
 
Hello Andrea and Beth,
Good to know both of you. Its nothing like turning the page of the book and its smell. Its a piece of the divine.. :)
Give me some books on crime investigation genre. I dont know the exact genre name.
 
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