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About my libraryI suppose I have a typical personal library: too many books for the space available. Because of the space limitations, I lean a bit towards owning nonfiction because I like having reference works close at hand. But my fiction books are beloved as well, and I dream of inheriting an empty library someday so that I can have all my books out where I can see and appreciate them.

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Noticed your "astrology interest". You might want to check out http://www.matrixastrology.com/.

posted by Naren559 at 7:12 am (EST) on Nov 20, 2009

A fair question. Some of these were books read when I was younger and too naive to grasp that it was drek. Some of them were read more recently, and while the story kept me engaged enough that I did finish them, I got to the end and realized I didn't really *enjoy* it. Notice that I didn't label them "bad". It just turned out that I found them unpleasant.

posted by Suncat at 10:46 am (EST) on Jun 10, 2009

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