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Old 10-09-2008, 09:10 PM   #12
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What Makes a Great Book?

Hmm....

One which makes you want to start reading it again as soon as you finish it

One which keeps you thinking about it long after you put it down.

One that you can enjoy even if you don't enjoy the genre usually.

One you can recommend to someone who's reading habits have little in common with yours and both of you can still enjoy it.

One that even if you don't enjoy, makes you look at the world in a very different way.

One which is timeless in its essence, so is as enjoyable in 50 years as it is now.


Thats all that comes to my mind right now.
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