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MyMission

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4. Great idea

Sat Nov 21, 2020, 01:13 PM

Nov 2020

I often reread a book after the first read. Always pick up new things.

But rereading the beginning, specifically to see if or how there is foreshadowing, can be another fun thing about reading!

Thanks for the post.

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Try this? When you finish a book [View all] hermetic Nov 2020 OP

I have a frustrating problem cilla4progress Nov 2020 #1

I do that, too hermetic Nov 2020 #2

Same here, but birdographer Dec 2020 #17

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Wow - cilla4progress Dec 2020 #21

Ty for sharing about Library Thing! SheltieLover Jan 2021 #23

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Wonderful article! MontanaMama Nov 2020 #3

Hi! hermetic Nov 2020 #7

there's also a new movie about Shirley Jackson NJCher Nov 2020 #14

Oh cool! hermetic Nov 2020 #16

Great idea MyMission Nov 2020 #4

I often reread my favorite books Oldem Dec 2020 #18

Yes, this sounds like a fun practice! cilla4progress Nov 2020 #5

I found it in PDF form hermetic Nov 2020 #8

when I did my fall literature syllabi NJCher Nov 2020 #15

Interesting dweller Nov 2020 #6

Love Garp! hermetic Nov 2020 #9

Irving once said in an interview dweller Nov 2020 #10

Only takes a minute and you have already invested much more time in the book. keithbvadu2 Nov 2020 #11

Exactly hermetic Nov 2020 #12

Big John Irving fan here, too! cilla4progress Nov 2020 #13

An assignment in a creative writing class I once took was to share the opening paragraph PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2020 #22