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Old 02-27-2013, 08:14 AM   #31
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Your quote is a perfect reason to be a bit snobbish about what one reads. The sheer amount of drivel is overwhelming.



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Originally Posted by JLeighs View Post
One of the reasons I now stick to bargain and free books (unless it's a known author who's work I have previously enjoyed) is that I'm sick of shelling out my hard-earned money for drivel. Getting my first Kindle opened up a whole new world of books for me, and while I was overjoyed to have access to so many more books, I was stunned by how many of them are complete garbage. The good ones were so few and far between that I made a collection titled "Authors to read more". Out of the hundreds of books that I've read in the last 3 years, there are about 50 books in that collection.
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