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Old 09-09-2014, 11:48 AM   #11
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90%+ of the books I read are recommendations from family, friends, or a workshop I attended (nonprofits, autism, etc.). I don't care about covers, blurbs (other than to verify that I want to read it), or markets. If I like the book/author, I am generally loyal for life.

But then, I'm probably not a typical case. I started reading for pleasure about 14 years ago (I'm 45) after stumbling across free ebooks and the genre of mystery. Harry Potter didn't help either. Wanting to pick up another bad habit it was either reading trashy books or smoking so good thing the books won out.
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