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Old 08-22-2008, 11:58 AM   #30
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I don't think there were any assigned books that I ever hated. However, for a number of years, I wasn't able to get any further into "Atlas Shrugged" than about 50 pages.

Then, sometime in my late twenties, I picked it up and simply could not put it down. I loved it!!
Oooh, Atlas Shrugged is a wonderful book. I read it as a teenager, but re-reading it almost 10 years later was like reading a whole new book. I think it's great to go back and re-read classics and adult books that you read as a kid, since your adult worldview can make it a whole new experience.
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