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Frederick
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Mar 02, 2013 08:26AM
Has anyone listed on "Reading Group Guide"? According to their hype they list books that reading groups can select from. To get your book in their guide they charge , which I think, is a lot of money. It may not be if it gets results, so I would like to know if any authors have used their service and so if it helped. Their site is http://www.readinggroupguides.com/aut...
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My exact words....will they were a little more expressive.
Gosh, if you're just five minutes earlier you've saved me from being pathetic..... just kidding! I thought the same thing but thought I'd throw it out to get some feedback, which has all been the same. Thanks Hannah
Sorry, but you are not even promised to be read or that someone actually uses that site.
A fool and his money is soon parted - I fail on all counts. The part I have is on my head. I just got an idea, we could start a pyramid book scheme. You buy my book and the next person will buy my book and yours. Then it keeps going so two tiers down they'll be buying my book, your book and a few dozen others - they would have enough books on their must read shelf for a life time. It could work with e-books. what do you think?
Frederick, you pathetic foole! Don't you see? Even at the low, low, new price of only 99 cents, after forty-eight months, the last guy on the list is stuck spending $16,229,985,987,122.49. Nobody in his right mind would be able to spend sixteen trillion dollars in only four years!
Beg your pardon my calculating friend, have you not been paying attention? Our government comes to mind. Perhaps they've been involved in a stock market or banking pyramid! The Bank America starts off selling toxic mortgages to Sun Trust and Sun Trust to BB&T and the last one on the list was....my Uncle Sam. By God! Doesn't it make ya proud!
A fool and his money are soon parted, not is.
Ronwheatley3gmail.com wrote: "A fool and his money are soon parted, not is."A fool is parted from his money or a fool are parted are parted from his money - isn't it dependent upon when he is separated from it. However, quoting the Ben, you're correct in correcting my use of is and not are.
