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Re: My plans: Camilla Send a noteboard - 02/02/2011 07:45:26 PM
Currently reading The Children's Book by AS Byatt.


How do you like it so far?

Then will read the first Rebus book as the second of my British crime segment.

And then I am not sure. Suggestions?

And how do your Challenges progress?

I've read my Classic for this month. And I've read a Horror. And 6 books, so my 100+ book challenge has not started well.
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