Thread: Buying books: words or phrases that can turn a 'yes' into a 'no'?
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Old 08-16-2020, 06:13 PM   #54
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I'll read the description to see if the story is about something I might be interested in, but I reserve judgement until I open up the book at a random page and read some dialogue. Nothing in the description is going to overturn any strong impression I get from that.
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