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[ranger_bernie]

Man, everyone seems to be posting about how many amazing books they've read lately. It makes me feel quite inadequate. I posted a list of what I read in 2005 on my Diaryland blog a while back, and there were 24 books on it. 15 of those were required reading for uni, and four of the others I didn't even finish. And, to be honest, I probably only

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[tralf2001]

Good luck with the camp! :) Don't pour things on too many people's heads.

[tantola12]

If I summed up all the books I'd read in 2005... I don't think it would be any books at all. I have read parts of text books but never the whole thing. I've also started reading various non fictional things but again, never the whole thing. I feel pretty bad about that. No reading for recreation in 2005 and I could probably say the same thing about 2004, 2003 and possibly 2002! Shocking!
I have however this year ammended that slightly with picking up the book 'The Da Vinci Code'. It's the first novel I've read I think since the end of highschool! I do however recommend the short stories from the Chicken Soup series, but again I've never read the books in their entirety.
So to me Hannah, you're a book reading legend!