Day 4969: Book Lovers

I’ve been a book lover since I was very young and I love talking to other book lovers about books they love.

Because there are so many books for us book lovers to love, it’s difficult for me to set priorities about which book to love next.

There are many books and book lovers in my blog post for today.

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Here’s what I find when I look for “book lovers” on YouTube.

I love listening to that book lover.

Thanks to all who are here for this book lovers blog, including YOU!

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6 thoughts on “Day 4969: Book Lovers”

  1. barbarade33afcfd8

    I’ve been having a good time reading through late19th Century writers like Henry James, Edith Wharton, and now George Eliot. Some of the folks above are reminding me that maybe there are some Mark Twain books I havent read. But I do have a wish list of more contemporary pieces awaiting me and maybe I should try one. Ah, Guy Gavriel Kay’s “Written on the Dark.” How have I let that one go for so long?

  2. I had a neighbor who was a serious book collector. He once invited me to take a bunch of Modern Library editions. It’s not just that they’re wonderful books. They’re wonderfully designed—small and easy to carry. I keep Saki’s collected stories on my bedside table for whenever I need a laugh.

  3. I am a book lover too! Books are awesome, reading is the best hobby ever!

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