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I consider myself more of a bookworm, but I don't think I'm the stereotypical bookworm, socially awkward and pedantic; I wonder why some associate an interest in reading with negative traits. However, I do at times get books for the purpose of adding to my collection, and very recently found a beautiful copy of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, illustrated by Louis Jambor (even though we already own two versions of this classic), and a copy of The Giver, signed by author Lois Lowry. Are you a bookworm, bibliophile, or both?
Can you be both? I love books, plain and simple. I collect them, read them, buy them, and write them. Which am I?
ReplyDeleteYou can definitely be both. Maybe I really am, too.
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I'm both too but I'm definitely more a bibliophile! Mmmm...boooooks...
ReplyDeleteI am both but for sure more of a bookworm. I enjoy owning the books I read but given the choice I would in many cases prefer to read a new trade paper back edition of a classic novel rather than a 100 year old edition.
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