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    What was the last book you read?

    Posts: 351 Member
    edited February 9 in Chit-Chat
    Not talking about the newspaper or a magazine either lol My last book
    How to Succeed at Being Yourself by Joyce Meyer

    Who still read books? Not for school but just because you want to,

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      I'm going to have to check that one out.
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