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- Melissa (Avid Reader)
- I love books and I'll read just about anything. I tend to read a lot of literary fiction and classics, but I'm always looking for recommendations. I'm in my 20s and have been reading for as long as I can remember. My Rating System (I rate on my personal reaction to the book): ★ = one star ☆ = 1/2 star ★★★★★: A new favorite, a must-read ★★★★: Liked it a lot ★★★: Nothing special, but OK ★★: Not my cup of tea ★: Waste of time
7 comments:
I would have seen this! :) (It reminds me of a blogger that no longer blogs and have lost track of. I hope she is well...)
Happy Wednesday!
That is an awesome contract. See, I would have walked right by and never appreciated it.
nice perspective - Happy Wordless Wednesday.
jeff.
Yes--NYC seems to have the perfect juxtaposition between new and old. Great picture!
NYC is great for the old and new. I love that city.
St. Patrick's cathedral? Once attended Easter mass there.
Yes, lucky you. I've only gone inside, I bet Easter was beautiful there!
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