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Check out my progress on several Reading Challenges that I have decided to undertake for 2010!CONTENT
This web page bloggingaboutbooks2008.blogspot.com states the following, "Check out my progress on several Reading Challenges that I have decided to undertake for 2010! Tuesday, January 4, 2011." We saw that the webpage said " I embarked upon 5 reading challenges for 2010." It also said " I completed 3 of them, but I also learned a lot about my reading habits! 160; 1st of all, I dont think Im a 100 Books in a year gal. I LOVE reading, however I dont like reading with such a lofty goal hovering over my head! Http www. Heres the lowdown on all the c."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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