The Rulz
Requirements Authors Have for Their Readers
1. Buy any book you want from any place that is convenient or affordable to you.
2. Love any book that moves you, as passionately as you are able.
3. Don't throw your Kindle if you hate a book--they break. (Paperbacks are fine as long as you warn family members to duck.)
The End
1. Buy any book you want from any place that is convenient or affordable to you.
2. Love any book that moves you, as passionately as you are able.
3. Don't throw your Kindle if you hate a book--they break. (Paperbacks are fine as long as you warn family members to duck.)
The End
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Kitty
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Nov 24, 2019 11:53AM
With one word change on #1, I totally agree Amy! As for the word change... I'd say "Obtain" not necessarily "Buy". As a very poor reader, I'm a HUGE fan of Public Digital/Regular Library systems, where I obtain most of my reading material. And right now, via a free KU trial month, I'm obtaining books my library doesn't happen to carry but that I can't afford to buy myself. And I used to exchange paperbacks with others who read the kind of books I did as well. So yeah, I'm a proponent of the word "obtain" vs. "buy" when it comes to books.
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