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Sally, la reina
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Jul 11, 2012 10:57PM
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Lobstergirl wrote: "Did you know that 35,000 people enter giveaways every day on Goodreads?!"Wow! This place gets a lot of traffic!
I only entered once and won a book. I haven't bothered since. I enjoyed the book and got to chat to the author which was nice.
I won a fair number, but then I won two and failed to review them so I went on the shitlist. To win, you must review.
Lobstergirl wrote: "I won a fair number, but then I won two and failed to review them so I went on the shitlist. To win, you must review."I'm totally on the shitlist. I do keep meaning to read that book, though! It just lost all appeal once it was in my hands.
The ones I failed to review I did want to read, and still do, but they're both on America's healthcare system and after the first couple chapters I was so depressed I had to stop or I was going to jump out a window.
Lobstergirl wrote: "New button coming. Thiswill replace this:
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I'm sure it will work flawlessly and be such a complete improvement to the old button that we will wonder how we ever lived without it.
Lobstergirl wrote: "New button coming. Thiswill replace this:
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Gawd! I need a new button. Everyone says so.
Cynthia wrote: "Julie Julie Julie, do you love me?
Julie Julie Julie do you care?
Julie Julie are you thinking of me?"
Christ, you're old.
Julie Julie Julie do you care?
Julie Julie are you thinking of me?"
Christ, you're old.
Bobby Sherman was the light of my life back in the day. And I'm only 52, I think you are much, much older.
Clark wrote: "Cynthia wrote: "Julie Julie Julie, do you love me?
Julie Julie Julie do you care?
Julie Julie are you thinking of me?"
Christ, you're old."
Pot, meet Kettle.
Julie Julie Julie do you care?
Julie Julie are you thinking of me?"
Christ, you're old."
Pot, meet Kettle.
Cynthia wrote: "Bobby Sherman was the light of my life back in the day. And I'm only 52, I think you are much, much older."
I've got nothing.
I've got nothing.
Do you ever join a group hoping for some adult conversation and then find out 99% of the group is, like, 13?
No. Lg just joined two groups and was wondering if it was a good idea. One had a surplus of exclamation points, if I recall correctly.
Because people in TC so rarely talk about books, I am always looking for groups that do. And not YA books. It's hard to find groups where people talk about books that are not YA books, speaking in full sentences without emoticons. Even in one of the groups I just joined, they all seem to have this yearning to read children's books. Why? What lacunae in your life are addressed by reading the Narnia chronicles?
Jim wrote: "Sorry LG, I either have time to read the books, or talk about the books, not both."Well, not at the SAME TIME, of course.
Lobstergirl wrote: "Because people in TC so rarely talk about books, I am always looking for groups that do. And not YA books. It's hard to find groups where people talk about books that are not YA books, speaking i..."Lg, I'd like to find a group that discusses adult, non-fiction or classics. Any suggestions?
Reading the Classics
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/5...
The History Book Club
www.goodreads.com/group/show/8115-the...
Constant Reader
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/8...
Are some larger ones. There are lots of smaller ones; the risk with a smaller group is that people will lose interest and wander away and there's no one there to read or converse with. This one is just getting started:
Classics and Literature Book Club
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/7...
Go to Groups and browse by tag, see if anything interests you. Or befriend, or follow, or just look at, members who have really long or interesting reading lists and see what groups they're a member of.
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/5...
The History Book Club
www.goodreads.com/group/show/8115-the...
Constant Reader
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/8...
Are some larger ones. There are lots of smaller ones; the risk with a smaller group is that people will lose interest and wander away and there's no one there to read or converse with. This one is just getting started:
Classics and Literature Book Club
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/7...
Go to Groups and browse by tag, see if anything interests you. Or befriend, or follow, or just look at, members who have really long or interesting reading lists and see what groups they're a member of.
Riona wrote: ""Five exclamation points, a sure sign of an insane mind.""I become worried in groups when people are posting (usually in all caps) at 3 a.m.
I do enjoy the 1001 Books to Read Before You Die group. I mostly use it to hear of classics I should have read before now.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Doors of Perception & Heaven and Hell (other topics)Faithful Place (other topics)
Invitation to a Beheading (other topics)
Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life (other topics)
Skeleton Crew (other topics)
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