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- Skillian
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Re: Welcome to the forums!
But a re-introduction is due. And no worries if you don't remember me. haha
My name is Shela. And I am an average human being.. specifically American. I do fall to some of the stereotypes that go along with that. I am generally happy. Um. I like a lot of things... which makes me indecisive at times. I love Jesus and my family. I probably like you already. Big news is that we are expecting our first baby! Whoop whoop! I still have my dog Maddie (black and white schnauzer mix) and now also a white short-hair cat named Bella. They are both total divas and altercations ensue. I think I am going to eat a chicken salad sandwich for lunch/dinner today. I like sunshine. Um... now my brain is blank. Nice to meet and re-meet all of you guys! <3
- Zachary Taylor
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I am new to the forums and excited to review some of the excellent books offered here. I am a new Latin teacher and a recent graduate of Washington and Lee University. I especially enjoy nonfiction works of history about the ancient world and ancient literature. I also enjoy literary fiction and science fiction and have recently attempted to better understand poetry. My favorite book is no doubt The Secret History by Donna Tart. The Aeneid is a close second. Thank you for welcoming me into this community. I look forward to getting to know some of you.
Zach
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- readandsmile
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- JudyJo
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Now that I have a little more free time, I'm wondering how this Online Book Club works and what it's all about. Do I find my own books and tell you about (review) them? Can someone tell me where to start?
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Just like me. You will not readily find those kinds of books but you just need to be careful when selecting the books you want to read. Welcome again.readandsmile wrote:Hello everyone! I love the ambiance in this forum. I'm a Christian and I love reading books that have had a connection to the Bible.
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Hi JudyJo, welcome back. It's really simple to navigate this site. All you need to do is use the navigation icon that shows on all the links you open in this site. Once you click there, you see all the options. You can choose to start your voluntary review by clicking on the review team page icon where you will be guided to choose your first book. Use the same navigation icon to browse through this site. Hope that helps.JudyJo wrote:Hello from Oklahoma! I joined the forum about a year ago, and right after, started a new full time job which has left me very little time for other activities. But I have always been a big (avid) reader, from the time I got my first reading awards in second grade and was allowed to read out loud to the first graders! I loved it!
Now that I have a little more free time, I'm wondering how this Online Book Club works and what it's all about. Do I find my own books and tell you about (review) them? Can someone tell me where to start?
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- Dawn Grace
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- Gravy
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What is grief, if not love persevering?
Grief is just love with no place to go.
- stickytapi7
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- BloggerNikki
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I'm Nikki from Northern California. I review the following book genres: true crime, crime suspense and psychological thrillers. Always looking for book recommendations and books to review.
- gali
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Welcome back and congratulations!Skillian wrote:WELCOME EVERYONE! And well... I'm back! haha I used to be on here more a few years ago... now I am back after a long hiatus. Glad to see so many familiar peeps still hanging around. <3 <3
But a re-introduction is due. And no worries if you don't remember me. haha
My name is Shela. And I am an average human being.. specifically American. I do fall to some of the stereotypes that go along with that. I am generally happy. Um. I like a lot of things... which makes me indecisive at times. I love Jesus and my family. I probably like you already. Big news is that we are expecting our first baby! Whoop whoop! I still have my dog Maddie (black and white schnauzer mix) and now also a white short-hair cat named Bella. They are both total divas and altercations ensue. I think I am going to eat a chicken salad sandwich for lunch/dinner today. I like sunshine. Um... now my brain is blank. Nice to meet and re-meet all of you guys! <3
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Welcome everyone!
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"In the case of good books, the point is not to see how many of them you can get through, but rather how many can get through to you." (Mortimer J. Adler)
- Xty
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- Pretty Cynthia
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