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Old 06-08-2011, 04:17 PM   #57
speakingtohe
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I don't abandon a book unless I find it extremely offensive, tedious or it makes me uncomfortable on a deep level. Life is too short to willingly endure memtal agony.

I may stop reading a book because I am not really enjoying it at the time, and finish it later and thoroughly enjoy it. A frame of mind or mood thing I guess.

I don't attempt to keep track though.

I have many ebooks and pbooks and a wonderful library system so I have always something to read, and more often than not I read a book from start to finish and enjoy every word.

Helen
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