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Old 11-01-2011, 01:22 PM   #88
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Originally Posted by speakingtohe View Post
I don't think this is advice just what those people do.

I don't always read eveything start to finish, but I admire those that do. They exhibit endurance, determination and a high tolerance for people and things that may not be completely as they like them.

Helen
Hmm. You would appear to be someone who reads to the bitter end!

To me, books are like food. There's food I don't like, food I might like, food I do like. Sometimes I can tell that I won't like something just by looking at it. Sometimes a taste is enough to tell me I don't like it. Some I'm indifferent to after tasting, but now & then it gets better as I eat more. Some I learn to like. Some just need butter & salt. And some is so damn good I have to force myself to slow down and savor it.

I see no reason to eat more of any book that doesn't taste good.
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