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  <title>House of Leaves: The Remastered, Full-Color Edition</title>
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  <read_at>Fri Apr 27 00:00:00 -0700 2007</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[This may prove to be my favorite novel of all time.<br/><br/>I've already read it twice and will probably puzzle over it for as long as I live.<br/><br/>I'll not give away any plot lines because I'm sure that interested readers will be able to find many of them via the 'net.<br/><br/>What I will say is that it might be best read &quot;straight through&quot; upon first encounter.<br/><br/>You will find more footnotes in this book than any other you may ever read, but go ahead and read them all.  They *will* apply to the text proper and you'll have a richer experience for having read them.<br/><br/>However, I'll also add that if it appears to you that some footnotes are...well...page filler, you could very easily be right.<br/><br/>Follow your instincts, but don't get too bogged down.  Read it at a pace that allows you to enjoy it the first time through.<br/><br/>If you find that, upon completing it, you want to go back through it with a fine-toothed comb, hang onto it.  Reshelve it and go about your day-to-day existence.  And when the day arrives that you're ready once again to venture into that *HOUSE*...bring a highlighter, a notebook, and more than a few No. 2 pencils.<br/><br/>Above all, enjoy.<br/><br/>It's a masterpiece.]]></body>
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