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Old 12-11-2009, 02:20 AM   #64
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
How do you make up your mind what to read, then? You have to rely on someone's description of the book, surely, and at least a person who's actually read it is likely to have a more "informed" opinion of it than someone who hasn't.
Sorry to bring this up so far in the thread but:

Why would you need to do any such thing?
I have a general set of genres I like, actually anything but horror and romance, not too big on murder mysteries either.
I pretty much pick them at random. Same as I did with pBooks, I would wander the shelves of the local second hand book store, and always get a few extra books at random in addition to authors I knew I liked
. With all the free ebooks out there and the upload section here, that is made even easier.
I generally pick several at random without looking at cover or blurb, if I want to know what I'm going to be reading, any author I like and I'll get anything new I find by them, but otherwise, why limit yourself? with ebook readers it so easy to burn through a book or two a day.
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