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meesh: Official Newbie!; Posts: 3; Joined: Mon Dec 24, 2007 1:15 am

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Unread post Mon Dec 24, 2007 1:24 am

Hello! Just wanted to introduce myself - Im meesh and from southern california. I always thought myself to be a bookworm, but over the past few months ive been slacking so im here to motivate myself and to, obviously, discuss...

I just picked up Fahrenheit 451 because I've always heard so much about it, but never got the chance to read it. Anybody else reading it?

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Unread post Mon Dec 24, 2007 7:54 am

Welcome Meesh. I hope you decide to stick around long haul. I know what you mean about slacking...2007 saw me reading about 50% less than the previous year! My time was just too short last year. I hope I can get back to where is was in 05 & 06 with my reading.

Booktalk absoultely helps me maintain my interest and diversity in reading. If it were not for this place, there are some books and authors I would have never heard of or read.

I read Farenheit about 2 years ago. Very good book. A must on any freethinkers fiction list IMO.

Mr. P.

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