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Harri Jade is 35% done

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Pamela is finished

finished yesterday

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Pamela is on page 116 of 144

barely read anything...

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Pamela is on page 114 of 144

mid-chapter 5

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Starting Chapter 5: Chocolate and Dried Squid

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mid-Chapter 4: Guilty Pleasures

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Pamela is on page 78 of 144

still in Chapter 2

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still reading chapter 2

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Starting Chapter 2: Infantile Snacks

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Still reading chapter 1

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still in chapter 1

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finished Introduction, now starting Chapter 1: Origin Stories

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Alan (the Lone Librarian) Teder is 99% done

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Alan (the Lone Librarian) Teder is 8% done

What is a snack? First, the noun "snack" comes from Middle English, the English of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. The earliest known appearance of the word is from 1402. In its earliest appearance, the word means "[a] snap, a bite, esp. that of a dog." ... the fourth definition holds the meaning that we commonly associate with "snack": "[a] mere bite or morsel of food, as contrasted with a regular meal or repast."

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