05-25-2011, 06:41 PM
oh boy....I'm totally a reading nerd. Fewer paper books since my computer gets me almost everything I want- but no less than 2-3 hours per day for sure. I read a lot of food, wine, growing, food science books and current event mags (all food of course). I have a new one coming tomorrow called Joy of Mixology 
My library sells hard back for 25 cents and paperback for a dime, which beats goodwill (still 38 cents). Almost never fiction or classic literature (despite my best efforts, I've tried, really I have- and I "want to" love my Great Books Collection and my Harvard Classics library, really I do....) but I make my kids read a lot of classic and old fiction every day (I know, boo hisss) and so I've skimmed a lot of them. Like Linda, I also love to read study guides, I've read REA US History 1 twice
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My library sells hard back for 25 cents and paperback for a dime, which beats goodwill (still 38 cents). Almost never fiction or classic literature (despite my best efforts, I've tried, really I have- and I "want to" love my Great Books Collection and my Harvard Classics library, really I do....) but I make my kids read a lot of classic and old fiction every day (I know, boo hisss) and so I've skimmed a lot of them. Like Linda, I also love to read study guides, I've read REA US History 1 twice
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