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saylee panchwagh on 4/4/2011 5:07:38 AM

Books are a gift of god in our life.I just can't live without books. I can sit for hours reading books and doing nothing. I like all types of books."Horror,comedy,love stories,suspense,emotional,biographies etc." BOOKS ARE MY LIFE

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Bob Player on 4/20/2011 1:11:13 PM

I have been an avid reader since early childhood. I am an only child, and moved a lot growing up. Books and the characters within were my constant friends. I always loved and looked forward to visiting the public and school libraries. My night table always has three or four books stacked on it, and I almost never go to sleep without reading a bit. I always carry a book in case I have to wait on line or in a waiting room. I share books with my family and friends, and spent my career as a teacher of reading. As a retiree, I am egaged in adult literacy, which I find immensely rewarding.