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Old 01-28-2008, 09:41 AM #4
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But does it smell like a book?
The first thing that my DS and I do when we read is to smell the book. There's no electronic device that will be able to recreate the intoxicating smell of an old library book, I'm sure.
LOL, so true! I'm also in the bad habit of buying books, mostly reference or classics that I'm sure I'll read again. There is the most ridiculous rush I get when I peel pages out of the gold leaf in a brand new book. I love that crispy little noise.
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