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Old 10-30-2012, 10:26 PM   #41
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Originally Posted by odiakkoh View Post
Actually this thread has the least amount of snobbery that I've seen on this topic.

I'm like most of the comments, I don't avoid the list but I don't seek it out either. My TBR list is way too long to be looking at what everyone else is reading.
That's what I was thinking. No one (thankfully) has given the "bestseller rant". Yet.

The NYT Bestseller list doesn't add or remove points for a book for me, I simply rarely know what is on the list at any given moment so it's a non-issue. Not avoiding it, just have never paid attention, so I couldn't tell you how many bestsellers I've read. There have been some, for sure (probably read far past their reign on the list because I rarely read new releases). Probably not many lately, simply because my tastes have run to certain genres and cheap / free offerings, and those most likely haven't made the list. I usually don't even know unless they put it blazon it across the cover.
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