If You Could Wave A Magic Wand
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Re: If You Could Wave A Magic Wand
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And as for series, it would have to be Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. Talk about magic!
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Probably Harry Potter for me too or the Secret Garden... that book was magical the first time I read it in grade school with my mom.Graverobber wrote:And have any book/series to read again and experience anew, what would it be?
(Note: I'm not talking about "rereading", I mean reading for the first time, even though you've read it before, that's where the magic wand comes in )
I've always thought Harry Potter would be fun to re experience
Also side note, Graverobber, I love your quote about books not being threatened by Kindle as stairs are not threatened by elevators. Awesome! Did you come up with that or did you find it somewhere?
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cmp librarian wrote:Also side note, Graverobber, I love your quote about books not being threatened by Kindle as stairs are not threatened by elevators. Awesome! Did you come up with that or did you find it somewhere?
I went searching for a good quote for my signature and found the best one ever
I would've used it regardless of who said it but the fact that it's a Stephen Fry quote just made it better.
There's so much around here about e-books and about them being the future!
All I have to say is people have started buying records again
What is grief, if not love persevering?
Grief is just love with no place to go.
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I thoroughly enjoyed it the first time. I tried re-reading it years later and couldn't do it!