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Do you ever lie and say you have read a book that you have n
I did it when i was like a teenager. But i don`t do it anymore.
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The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
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I've never read Fifty Shades of grey, and I don't know if I want to or not. It's mostly the theme of BDSM that perks my interest, but I hate female protagonists that are weak and so easily manipulated by a man with money. I watched the first two movies, and they were underwhelming. If there is a book with a similar premise and strong female protagonist, I'll definitely check it out.
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When I was in school, many children pretended to read books that they were supposed to read. However, I did read such books. Classic books have never been a problem for me.
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Books in school... today you can find summaries and reviews on the Internet, when I was in high school in the 1980s the only hope was if you knew someone who already read the book and had already wrote a summary / review, otherwise you had to suck it up and read it.Elizabeth14 wrote: ↑13 Aug 2019, 18:47 I only do this when I am supposed to read a book in school and I find it either boring or I do not set up enough time to read it before the project for the book is due and therefore there is no reason to read it anymore. However, I try not to do this as often.
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