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Old 03-23-2012, 11:23 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by jbcohen View Post
Frequently I will read two very different novels at the same time. One novel on Monday, Wednesday and Friday while the other one on Tuesday and Thursday. Do any of you do that? At the moment I am most of the way through 1633 and Shadows of Saggami by David Weber.
I'm on a reading Ferris Wheel at the moment, ever been on one of those? I get them from time to time and no matter how many times I say to myself there are millions of new books out there I come back to my old favourites. So at the moment I am reading The Dreaming Suburb by R.F. Delderfield again and listening to Dunction Wood by William Horwood.
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