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[ciachick711]

1. Favourite childhood book?
There are numerous books from my childhood on my top books I've ever read list. I'm not sure if it's just nostalgia or as Kathleen Kelly says in You've Got Mail, 'When you read a book as a child, it becomes a part of your identity like no other reading does.'

To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee
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[soaked_in_stars]

I'm angry about Mockingjay, too. And BILLY COLLINS! B and I spent a lovely evening reading those back and forth to each other. (While drinking wine, obv.)

[sillyzilly2k]

This meme! This meme is so much fun!

I should do it. Even though I just did a different really long meme.

That is all. Yay books!

[xphile101]

You just read Devil in the White City - have you read Thunderstruck? I found it to be way more interesting and enjoyable than Devil in the White City (which I did like, but didn't exactly love).