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The "What Are You Reading (2009)?" thread in General Discussion
The "What Are You Reading (2009)?" thread in General Discussion
So far this year, the thread has over 200 responses--and it's only January. Would it be possible to have a separate "What are you reading?" thread for each month, so that the discussion doesn't get so long?
- boswellbaxter
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Good idea!
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- diamondlil
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Wow! I hadn't looked at how long the thread was! I am glad that everyone else has been reading a lot!
Good idea Kasthu!
Good idea Kasthu!
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There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.
Edith Wharton