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Jul 10, 2007 at 6:37pm
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Re: a book group proposal
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I think perhaps this should be it's own forum. You could even be the one to start it. I don't think I've found any book clubs on this site, unless the stories are from this site. Perhaps just summer reading is suggested and then anyone who has already read the books can comment as it goes. I don't know, just suggestions as it's your idea originally.
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