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Reading Group Journal by Martha Burns

Reading Group Journal

Notes In The Margin

by Martha Burns
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  • Oct 1, 1999, 192 pages
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Vicki

Great idea- a true readers journal with space to keep reflections on your reading. And it is a beautiful little keepsake. As a bonus the journal includes unique reading lists--and hard to find lists. It also includes lists for the reader to complete of their reading life. Nice find and great for gift giving.
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