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Book Reader
Favorite Literature Type
Academic Writing
Favorite Genre or Category
Philosophy
Favorite Book
Utilitarianism
Favorite Author
John Stuart Mill

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At 9:32pm on May 16, 2011, scribbler said…
Nice to meet you Pizzaro. Welcome aboard. :) I hope you enjoy being amongst us and I’ll look forward to hearing more about your reading habits.
At 7:28am on May 21, 2011, Kay Elizabeth said…
Welcome to Authors.com Pizzaro! It’s great to meet you. Please don’t be shy. Join in anywhere. There are many book readers that would love to talk about books. :) I’d love it if you could drop by this thread I made please and tell us how you found your way here.

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