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uche1 (m)
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my best Auther is , Sharon Lechter Rich Dad, Poor Dad co-author and Robert Allen, author of three Best-Selling success books
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funty (f)
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i know about them and i've actually got the book Rich dad poor dad ( i was given as a gift) but i 've always thought it boring and i never read it so now it's lost and i'm surprised that you really like the book. is it that interesting? have you read gifted hands by Ben Carson?
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uche1 (m)
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no i have not, but i will try and get it
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dynamite (f)
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i've read gifted hands the book is really good but quite big it took me well over 2 weeks to read it.
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Zahymaka (m)
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Big?? You're not used to reading novels maybe. I read it under 3 hours - and I can finish a 900-page novel in 6 hours.
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dafman (m)
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Big?? You're not used to reading novels maybe. I read it under 3 hours - and I can finish a 900-page novel in 6 hours.
wow, that's impressive, you must be a scanner. I reckon i can read a 900 page in 3-4 days but 6 hrs 
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Zahymaka (m)
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I've been reading novels since I was five. I guess I've sped up over the years  .
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dafman (m)
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I took up the challenge got a novel 'mr murder' by Dean koontz, 480 pages, i finished it in 12 hours, still a shot from 6hrs/900 page
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Zahymaka (m)
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Don't feel bad. If you get to be much of a freak as I've been you'll accelerate.
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dynamite (f)
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Big?? You're not used to reading novels maybe. I read it under 3 hours - and I can finish a 900-page novel in 6 hours.
you got that right . i don't read books i hardly even read school books.( thats me for you)
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ojd (m)
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For me, J. Grisham ranks top, love twists to his stories. Big?? You're not used to reading novels maybe. I read it under 3 hours - and I can finish a 900-page novel in 6 hours.
I guess you just scan through the pages, or you just don't do anything else. Nice though
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Zahymaka (m)
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Most people don't seem to believe I can read that fast. If you ask my friends they'll tell you I'm that fast. In exams I usually finish 40-50 minutes before everybody because I read fast.
I also have very good memory -- if you want me to give you a quote from a book I've read, I'll oblige you.
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ojd (m)
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No need, I'll just have to believe you, by the way where 'r u @?
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Zahymaka (m)
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I'm studying in US for a degree in Computer Science.
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ojd (m)
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alright, nice going guess u have access to books when and how u want it, saw your blog nice postings too, take kia!
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Zahymaka (m)
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Thanks ojd. 
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yourlorg (m)
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I think J.K Rowling of Harry Potter is pretty good. Also Dan Brown of The Da Vinci Code.
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Grizzly (m)
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@ Zay, u a "Chase" man, ?
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Rhodalyn (f)
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Francine Pascal-Sweet Valley
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Grizzly (m)
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Hi Rhodalyn. Thats got to be a T&B, because i guess thats all u read 
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Zahymaka (m)
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@ Zay, u a "Chase" man, ?
I hate Hadley Chase!!! 
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Grizzly (m)
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why  to much fiction ?
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Zahymaka (m)
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I've gotten sick of Chase "novels" over time. I have to admit that he's good.
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Rhodalyn (f)
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Hi Rhodalyn. Thats got to be a T&B, because i guess thats all u read  whats a T&B 
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Zahymaka (m)
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Thrills and Boon.
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Zahymaka (m)
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That's a Nigerian phoneme copy -- the Nigerian romance genre.
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eslynera (f)
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When it comes to authors, i don't have the best, because they're many. Mostly, John Grisham, Agatha Christie, R.L. Stine, Christopher Pikes, and many more. they're all great with different characters, so they're all the best and they all rock.
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H.U.S.H (m)
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I don't even want to go there because my mind is too open and there are so many of them
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slybase (m)
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quote author=Rhodalyn link=topic=6775.msg272623#msg272623 date=1144241292] whats a T&B  nothing intrestin i hope nobody reads mills and boons/thrills and boons. because my mind constantly tells me they are for people with low iq. i hate those series, no flow, no style, in short, [
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Zahymaka (m)
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They're like Nigerian movies -- you always know how they're going to end.
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