Thread: Books They Couldn't Pay Me to Read: What About You?
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Old 09-05-2012, 07:31 PM   #24
SteveEisenberg
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
I can think of a few things I wouldn't read, but they're all in the "disgusting" category—tales of pedophilia, incest, racist books; that kind of garbage.
Yes, there's that.

I wish I had the patience to read math books, but, well, I don't.

Anything described with the word paranormal might also be a problem.

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Originally Posted by alanHd View Post
Any book by a politician, especialy "The Downing street years" by Margarate Thatcher
I'm afraid this post did lead me to search.overdrive.com. No library I have a card for has it, at least as an eBook. But I did see Trenton, New Jersey has it. Their out of area card is $30, and I'm there from time to time. Maybe next year.

Now, if the book was written by a politician from my own country, that would be a much harder sell.
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