reading the sunbird

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Re: reading the sunbird

Postby E-Hoog » Sat Mar 18, 2017 1:13 am

E-Hoog wrote:Hmm, I didn't particularly like the sunbird. I've only read it once a long time ago, so maybe I should give it another go one of these days to see what the fuss is about :-).


Nope, the second time didn't do it for me either...
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Re: reading the sunbird

Postby johnrogers » Sun Mar 19, 2017 7:46 pm

E-Hoog wrote:
E-Hoog wrote:Hmm, I didn't particularly like the sunbird. I've only read it once a long time ago, so maybe I should give it another go one of these days to see what the fuss is about :-).


Nope, the second time didn't do it for me either...

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Re: reading the sunbird

Postby E-Hoog » Sun Mar 19, 2017 10:54 pm

Haha I guess so! I'm also listening to the audio version of the eye of the tiger and am enjoying that immensely :-)
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