What would you do if there were no more books to read?
- Yearly Joy Besoy
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Re: What would you do if there were no more books to read?
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This is one of the greatest idea I read here.
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I have read some of my books so many times, I know them by heart now.
would simply go into my head and reread them again, from memory.
Or, I would write books myself, read them and share with others to read.
Simple.
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