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Pride & Prejudice Is Top Book Brits Lie About Reading

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Pride & Prejudice Is Top Book Brits Lie About Reading

Postby Richard Mahony (FF Visitor) » Tue May 15, 2012 2:28 pm


You can the read the full article at: http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/books/Pride++Prejudice-238592.html

There's read and then there's READ. Skimming ain't the same as deep text analysis.

The first time I read LOTR, when I was very young, I skipped over all the songs, as did my daughter the first time she read the trilogy on her own.

When reading the series aloud to my wife and kids at bedtime, however, I insisted on reading through every line, including every song - with great feeling, you understand.
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