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Originally posted by RedefinedDiva
I don't think that I can get into the new "ghetto stories" craze, i.e. all these TERI WOODS Productions novels that are littering the shelves. Maybe since it's not my lifestyle or interest of mine, I can't relate, but most importantly, I am a STICKLER for EDITING!! These books just seem to hit the shelves any sort of way. I HATE trying to decode and decipher was the author meant. Random commas and periods, sentence fragments, etc. are not my idea of a good read.
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I read them occasionally but you are SO right about all the random commas and periods and the misspelled words. I was an English minor in college and those things grate on my nerves like fingers on a blackboard.
Books that I wouldn't tell my worst enemy about are:
For the Love of Money byOmar Tyree
The Gotham Diaries by Tonya Lee (story was too slow, stick to the kiddie books)
Homecourt Advantage by Patrick Ewings's ex-wife (I can't remember her name--sorry!)
I read a lot, so I'll be back with more!
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