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Old 02-01-2012, 03:38 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by sgraffwriter View Post
I've had that "problem" with a great number of books. Most of those I'd label as page turners didn't stay with me after I'd read them. The more difficult to read books--that were still enthralling in their own way--did linger in the mind and made me think back on them. Not sure why that is. One such novel that fits that bill is: THE ROAD.
Interesting point. A followup question that I was thinking of asking was how many people find that they read a book, then two months later can't remember anything that happened in the book. I can vividly remember scenes from 1984, Fahrenheit 451, Black Boy, Uncle Tom's Cabin, etc, but other books that I read just recently completely escape me.
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