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- Joined
- Jan 20, 2011
- About My Library
- For my first 3 years on LT, I only added books I was actually reading to my collection. For 2014, I'm going to catalogue all the books I own (To Read) as well as create an active Wish List.
Also for 2014, I'm starting a newly articulated rating system.
5 = Breathtaking. This book touched me in a way that only a perfect book can do.
4.5 = A wonderful read, among my favorites of the year.
4 = A great read; truly enjoyable.
3.5 = Not *quite* great but I'm truly glad I read this.
3 = Pretty good, with a few things done well.
2.5 = Average, and life is too short to read average works.
2 = A bit below average. A waste of time.
1.5 = Nearly no redeeming qualities. Really rather bad.
1 = Among the worst books I've ever read. - About Me
- I can buy books faster than I can read them.
Like that makes me stand out in this crowd. Ha. - Location
- Seattle
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Bookstores: Elliott Bay Book Company (Seattle), Malaprop's Bookstore & Cafe, Powell's City of Books (Portland), Third Place Books Seward Park, University Bookstore
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