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I'm the same way about the classics, still haven't read To Kill a Mockingbird, eventhough it was written about the area where I live now.

I did enjoy every literature class I took in college and discovered several authors who are still beloved to me,but they tend to be lesser known.

I've always enjoyed reading, just about anything (except the bodice rippers :sick ). I was reading when I started school...started with the old Nancy Drew mysteries :lol: . To Kill A Mockingbird is excellent Becca, you ought to give it a try! John Steinbeck was always one of my favorites too...Cannery Row, The Grapes of Wrath, great stuff.
 
I could only open the second article to the 2nd page. Can you PM the entire article to me? I did work for an avian veterinarian who would only trim beaks with a dremel tool,so as not to cause pain to his patients. I'm sure I would not try any other method.
I'm afraid I can't; at least not at the moment.
I have a bit of a secret. My niece has a university access pass for research usage.
The pass worked fine until a few months ago when she changed her base for her PhD studies. I've asked her for the new pass but I haven't heard back from her yet. She's in some jungle somewhere.:confused:
 
Mitch Albom is fantastic! The Five People You Meet In Heaven was one of my favorites as was For One More Day.

Years ago I belonged to a classics book club and read through a lot of them. Now once in a while I still enjoy reading Charles Dickens, Pearl Buck and a couple others.
I'm a Dickens fan.
 
I've always enjoyed reading, just about anything (except the bodice rippers :sick ). I was reading when I started school...started with the old Nancy Drew mysteries :lol: . To Kill A Mockingbird is excellent Becca, you ought to give it a try! John Steinbeck was always one of my favorites too...Cannery Row, The Grapes of Wrath, great stuff.
Of Mice and Men
 
I used to read a lot. Now I write more.
The last book I read was The Inheritors by William Golding.

I had to look that up, sounds really interesting! I think Lord of the Flies is the only thing I've read by Golding (and that was a long time ago).
 

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