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What book are you reading?

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I took a look at the first few pages in miscellaneous but couldn't see a reading one so thought I would make my own. Blush 

I like books. I love the smell, like you get in a library. I do struggle with reading, my brain can't always process everything I read which makes it challenging but I still enjoy a good book.

I'm a big Disney fan. Possibly the biggest in the world! I've got a book on Frozen, written by one of the women who worked on it. The cover and pictures inside are beautifully done. It's one of my favourites. I've read it so many times.

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  • Hi, I've loved reading and libraries since I was very young. Right now, I'm reading a book "Odd Girl Out" a memoir by Laura James, who got diagnosed with Autism as an adult. That's me basically!

    I rarely read fiction in the past, but now I find it relaxes me to go somewhere else in my head. I'm currently into "The Razor's Edge" by W. Somerset Maugham, a clever social satire from many years ago. I also feel better reading Bible-based self-help books that reassure me.

    My other usual book genres are biographies, fashion, true crime. I buy my books from Amazon/Kindle and online used book stores. As a Prime member, I get 1 or 2 free Kindle books for free each month. They have a variety to choose from, which I enjoy. I'm late to Kindle because I love real books. I purchase both types now but my favourites are real books, especially if there are pictures or photos in them.

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  • Hi, I've loved reading and libraries since I was very young. Right now, I'm reading a book "Odd Girl Out" a memoir by Laura James, who got diagnosed with Autism as an adult. That's me basically!

    I rarely read fiction in the past, but now I find it relaxes me to go somewhere else in my head. I'm currently into "The Razor's Edge" by W. Somerset Maugham, a clever social satire from many years ago. I also feel better reading Bible-based self-help books that reassure me.

    My other usual book genres are biographies, fashion, true crime. I buy my books from Amazon/Kindle and online used book stores. As a Prime member, I get 1 or 2 free Kindle books for free each month. They have a variety to choose from, which I enjoy. I'm late to Kindle because I love real books. I purchase both types now but my favourites are real books, especially if there are pictures or photos in them.

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