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11Jun2008 Filed under: Blogging Miscellany Author: Rebecca ReidI’ve organized my reviews by title. There aren’t many yet! You can browse here or via the tab on the top of Rebecca Reads. Note that you can also browse the Archives by genre or subject, either via the Archive tab above or via the genre or subject widgets in the sidebar.
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rebeccarreid on Twitter
- @bibliosue I'm okay! I'm just taking a blogging break. Been rather stressed. Definitely still reading. Eager for Weds. bk club mtng!
- I'm starting to go cross-eyed so I'm off. have a nice night. I'll be quiet this weekend, I think.
- @BiblioEva i was just checking who I follow and those are the 3 melissas I see. but haven't checked who follows me for long time
- @BiblioEva there is balletbookworm and melissa1lbr too
- @BiblioEva will read your "creating a booklist" post later because I'm sure it's one I'll enjoy :) and I'm feeling braindead...
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