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message 1: by Christine (new)

Christine | 315 comments Mod
"To acquire the habit of reading is to construct for yourself a refuge from almost all the miseries of life." W. Somerset Maugham. So so true!


message 2: by Linda (new)

Linda | 190 comments Wow!


message 3: by Christine (new)

Christine | 315 comments Mod
If you have some favorites, I hope you'll post them too!


message 4: by Linda (new)

Linda | 190 comments "She was too fond of books, and it had turned her brain." Louisa May Alcott


message 5: by Christine (new)

Christine | 315 comments Mod
I love it! Guilty as charged.


message 6: by Linda (new)

Linda | 190 comments Virginia Woolf believed when women who read too much arrived at the Pearly Gates, the Almighty told St. Peter: "Look, these need no reward. We have nothing to give them here. They have loved reading."


message 7: by Christine (new)

Christine | 315 comments Mod
That's depressing.


message 8: by Linda (last edited Sep 15, 2016 06:35PM) (new)

Linda | 190 comments I didn't take it that way. It made me smile - women who read are already in heaven.


message 9: by Linda (new)

Linda | 190 comments "Oh gentle reader; You would find a tale in everything." I grew to love Wordsworth's poems when we toured The Lake District.


message 10: by Christine (new)

Christine | 315 comments Mod
That's funny, so did I. When I went there with my family after my freshman year of college. I'll never forget how beautiful Grasmere was!


message 11: by Linda (new)

Linda | 190 comments The whole area is spectacular! It's easy to see why Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter chose to live there. Just thinking about the Lake District makes one feel calm and serene.


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