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LWolf

(46,179 posts)

15. Of course; it's what I do.

Reply to hermetic (Reply #8)

Tue Jun 14, 2016, 07:59 AM

Jun 2016

While I haven't convinced every single one of my rural students from illiterate families to love books, most of them increase their levels of appreciation while they are with me.

Today they'll be spending time with the book I found in the bargain bin:

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What are you reading this week of June 12, 2016? [View all] hermetic Jun 2016 OP

About to finish "Badlands" by Richard Montanari shenmue Jun 2016 #1

Books I bought yesterday LWolf Jun 2016 #2

I like hysterical hermetic Jun 2016 #8

Of course; it's what I do. LWolf Jun 2016 #15

"Zoe's Tale" by John Scalzi TexasProgresive Jun 2016 #3

Well shucks hermetic Jun 2016 #9

Listening to "The Art of Racing in the Rain" by Garth Stein northoftheborder Jun 2016 #4

All the Light... hermetic Jun 2016 #10

Picked up five books from the library yesterday. I'm reading this one first. CrispyQ Jun 2016 #5

Same here hermetic Jun 2016 #12

Non-fiction, but excellent dixiegrrrrl Jun 2016 #6

I have a friend hermetic Jun 2016 #11

I'm starting the 3rd in the Poldark series, Jeremy Poldark pscot Jun 2016 #7

Okay, BUT hermetic Jun 2016 #13

I picked her name off a book list 3 or 4 years ago pscot Jun 2016 #14