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3 years ago

I just finished Mandela's bio, about time! Worth it but I have to concentrate on school work and reading as I'm done classes in 4 weeks, yes! So I am going to read 1984 now because its been recommended to me many times over and its much much shorter. I'll just read it on the tube to and from school. So summer is coming up and I have a few months to concentrate on reading. The problem is what should I start with. I think I'll try to get through the rest of my library at home first before … view post

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    Free museums? Wow, that's how it should be everywhere. So, this wouldn't be the best time of year to visit due to the weather? I have a friend that's actually going down there the beginning of November. Is it easy to travel throughout the UK?

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    Hey just stopping by to say hello! How is it over in the UK? I've always wanted to visit there.

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    I really liked The Bell Jar. Unfortunatly I read it awhile ago, and don't remember everything about it. I remember it being really easy to relate to though, you could see yourself in her position almost, and know someone that it could happen to.

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    Thanks for joining my group. I'm looking forward to your recommendations / reviews on books.

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    Hello Melie, and Thanks.

    Peace and Blessing.

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    Hey, I see that we both have Black Women's Lives on our Plan to Read shelf . . let me know when you start reading and we can compare opinions. Have a great Canada Day!

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