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Re: Unable to read... » alexandra_k

Posted by Noa on August 29, 2004, at 8:42:19

In reply to Re: Unable to read..., posted by alexandra_k on August 28, 2004, at 20:04:10

>We seem to have met everyone who is anyone from the wizarding world and so it may be harder for her to keep the world alive in later books.

Maybe she'll start writing about the next generation? Or go back in time to previous ones?

Do you miss novels at all? I was wondering if you allowed yourself to just read and enjoy a novel (or short story) without thinking about analyzing it or relating on a non-literal level, do you think you could enjoy the story?

I was also wondering--partly because my patience for factual stuff is somewhat limited lately and I have difficulty really absorbing much at a time--when you read the more didactic material (esp. before bed), does it stick with you?

I admire that. For me, I definitely can absorb textbook material, but not a lot of it at once. And I would probably need to talk about what I read in order to fully commit it to my brain. But it would not be "pleasure reading" for me.


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