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Is there a book you've read that sticks out as being totally outside your usual areas of literary interest? Why did you read it? What did you think?
I recall reading "The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett at the prompting of an ex girlfriend. She'd really enjoyed it as a kid. I'm embarrassed to say that I read the whole thing, all the while wanting to know what would become of Mary and Dickon and Colin.
I wish I would've read more as a kid!
I recall reading "The Secret Garden" by Frances Hodgson Burnett at the prompting of an ex girlfriend. She'd really enjoyed it as a kid. I'm embarrassed to say that I read the whole thing, all the while wanting to know what would become of Mary and Dickon and Colin.
I wish I would've read more as a kid!

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Re: Trans-genred
Interesting topic 
Heh yeah, my usual area of literary interest is fiction, and I have recently been struggling with Truman Capote's "In Cold Blod" as River Dog recommended it to me (he is huge on documentaries)...
Not that I finished it or anything LOL I'm such a loser.
Now I realize that the narration of actual events feels like having to eat my veggies when I rather stuff my face with fantastical junk.
Heh yeah, my usual area of literary interest is fiction, and I have recently been struggling with Truman Capote's "In Cold Blod" as River Dog recommended it to me (he is huge on documentaries)...
Now I realize that the narration of actual events feels like having to eat my veggies when I rather stuff my face with fantastical junk.

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