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New J.K. Rowling Book: The Tales of Beedle the Bard
Fans of Harry Potter, don't despair, JK Rowlings new book The Tales of Beedle the Bard, goes on sale December 4, 2008. You can pre-order your copy of Beedle online or in stores to save money and reserve your copy.
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First time I'm visiting this blog.........looks like a amazing place.

I too am a book worm and am into Jeffry Archer big time. I came to this place from Arjun's profile.

Plz....Can I also become a member.....I would love to submit some reviews.......:)

My email is
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Hope for a reply from you...

Cheers and continue reading.
Sabita said…
Have you read the books mentioned? Please suggest some really good non-fiction books to read?

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