Does anyone write reviews of books theyve read (on amazon for instance?) Maybe because I love writing, I really enjoy writing the review more than reading the book sometimes.
Another question. Does anyone write about their thoughts and feelings on a book right after theyve read it? How far back can you actually rmember characters, titles, authors, etc ?? I really cant remember details of books from years ago. Ive been debating keeping my own little reading journal.. Its so fulfilling to write....
Is it just me ?
dandj
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I have a tendency to forget a few weeks after I've read a book. Happens with movies too.... I don't know if I don't pay attention enough to remember or what. A reading journal is a nice idea....
JennRenee
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I've never done that, but I think it's a great idea.
I read so many books, so quickly that I often can't remember a book's specifics a few months down the line.
ChristineC68
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I tend to read a lot of books by the same author that use the same main character so I get the books mixed up a lot. I don't know how many times I bought the same book more then once.
I like the idea of a reading journal. I might try that.
daisybride
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That's a great idea. I always get confussed with details a few months after I read a book.
kmcwed
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Just yesterday I was thinking about keeping a list of the books I've read. Even if it's just a list of the titles, authors and when I read them. I think it might be cool to be able to look back in 10 years and see how much I've read. It would also be a GREAT 'Must Read' list for others.
I just don't know how far back I'll be able to remember to start the list.
