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Old 02-06-2012, 05:44 PM   #75
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Originally Posted by howyoudoin View Post
I'd rather read another "trashy crime novel" instead of another popular and socially acceptable, but slow paced and in certain instances, mind-numbingly detailed "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" as I sit at the cafe sipping on a coffee, turning the pages on the kindle app on my white Apple iBook 600 with a 25-gig hard drive and 420 megs of RAM, manufactured in January 2002 and equipped with a 14-inch screen, which, at the time I bought it, it was Apple's state-of-the-art laptop.
This. I get in various moods for reading. I like many different types of novels and non fiction, but I admit, I get kind of blushy and stuff when admitting to reaching for certain novels that are not in the 'leet discussion group.

I get in different reading moods. Sometimes I want to tackle the Canada Reads or Prizewinners, other times a bit of Chick Lit where girl starts off engaged to guy obviously all wrong for her, then meets the guy of her dreams 2 hours before the wedding.... Stuff that is so goofy to imagine and fun to read.

And yeah, I admit that the percentage of the latter outweighs the former. My husband and I read together for bedtime "dates", and we're currently reading together "The Drums of Autumn".
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