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		By: Jennifer Estep		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Oct 2006 23:03:20 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m interested to see Nora&#039;s take on the paranormal, too. I&#039;ve read some of her J.D. Robb books, but never one of her romances. I&#039;ve also heard good things about &quot;A Girl&#039;s Guide to Witchcraft.&quot; So, I&#039;ll probably get those two from the library at some point. I have a copy of &quot;American Gods&quot; by Gaimon to read at some point as well.

When I read the story about a person only being able to read 3,000 books in a lifetime, I started a list. That was about 10 years ago (more or less). Now, I actually have a database on my computer with all the books I&#039;ve read, author, number of times read, year published, and ranking. I&#039;m just a tad obsessive, in case you haven&#039;t guessed yet. :-)

I also have similar database for movies, too. Although I keep forgetting to update it.

Here&#039;s the breakdown in my book database so far:

176 books have received a 10 -- the highest score. Those are the books that are near-perfect reads and that I would buy in hardback to add to my collection.

177 books have received a 7. Those are books I feel are excellent reads and would read again or recommend to a friend.

178 books have received a 5 -- good reads but nothing too earth-shattering. I would probably read something by that author again.

164 books have received a 3 -- below average reads. Not sure if I would read another book by that author.

92 books have received a 1 -- the lowest score. Books and authors that I wouldn&#039;t read again no matter how much you paid me to.

Sometimes, I move books up and down, especially if they&#039;re part of a series and the author blows me away in book 2 or 3 -- or underwhelms.

Anyway, that&#039;s my system, and I&#039;m sticking to it. :-)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m interested to see Nora&#8217;s take on the paranormal, too. I&#8217;ve read some of her J.D. Robb books, but never one of her romances. I&#8217;ve also heard good things about &#8220;A Girl&#8217;s Guide to Witchcraft.&#8221; So, I&#8217;ll probably get those two from the library at some point. I have a copy of &#8220;American Gods&#8221; by Gaimon to read at some point as well.</p>
<p>When I read the story about a person only being able to read 3,000 books in a lifetime, I started a list. That was about 10 years ago (more or less). Now, I actually have a database on my computer with all the books I&#8217;ve read, author, number of times read, year published, and ranking. I&#8217;m just a tad obsessive, in case you haven&#8217;t guessed yet. 🙂</p>
<p>I also have similar database for movies, too. Although I keep forgetting to update it.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s the breakdown in my book database so far:</p>
<p>176 books have received a 10 &#8212; the highest score. Those are the books that are near-perfect reads and that I would buy in hardback to add to my collection.</p>
<p>177 books have received a 7. Those are books I feel are excellent reads and would read again or recommend to a friend.</p>
<p>178 books have received a 5 &#8212; good reads but nothing too earth-shattering. I would probably read something by that author again.</p>
<p>164 books have received a 3 &#8212; below average reads. Not sure if I would read another book by that author.</p>
<p>92 books have received a 1 &#8212; the lowest score. Books and authors that I wouldn&#8217;t read again no matter how much you paid me to.</p>
<p>Sometimes, I move books up and down, especially if they&#8217;re part of a series and the author blows me away in book 2 or 3 &#8212; or underwhelms.</p>
<p>Anyway, that&#8217;s my system, and I&#8217;m sticking to it. 🙂</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Oct 2006 19:01:10 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[JA Konrath&#039;s Bloody Mary was well done.  I keep meaning to blog about it--probably tomorrow.  I also loved Nora&#039;s new book, and am looking forward to the second and third one.  I just gobbled up A Girl&#039;s Guide to Witchcraft, by Mindy Klasky--a great one!  

Right now I&#039;m addicted to short stories.  I love Neil Gaiman&#039;s Fragile Things.

So how do you remember all the books you&#039;ve ever read?  Or did you start counting at a certain point?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>JA Konrath&#8217;s Bloody Mary was well done.  I keep meaning to blog about it&#8211;probably tomorrow.  I also loved Nora&#8217;s new book, and am looking forward to the second and third one.  I just gobbled up A Girl&#8217;s Guide to Witchcraft, by Mindy Klasky&#8211;a great one!  </p>
<p>Right now I&#8217;m addicted to short stories.  I love Neil Gaiman&#8217;s Fragile Things.</p>
<p>So how do you remember all the books you&#8217;ve ever read?  Or did you start counting at a certain point?</p>
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