Comments on: Reading To Judge… http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/ Testing the Plot Monkey Blog Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:38:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Leslie http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63790 Leslie Wed, 05 Mar 2008 03:03:51 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63790 You know, I have never read Jane Austen! I read all the Georgette Heyer books years ago, and always loved the traditional Regencies. So I can't believe I've never tried the one who started it all...will definitely remedy that one of these days! You know, I have never read Jane Austen! I read all the Georgette Heyer books years ago, and always loved the traditional Regencies. So I can’t believe I’ve never tried the one who started it all…will definitely remedy that one of these days!

]]> By: Leslie http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63789 Leslie Wed, 05 Mar 2008 03:02:55 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63789 Thanks so much Kelly--glad you liked OWWN! And I'm so glad to hear everyone's reading tastes mesh so much with mine. Story most important...words second! Thanks so much Kelly–glad you liked OWWN!

And I’m so glad to hear everyone’s reading tastes mesh so much with mine. Story most important…words second!

]]> By: ev http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63786 ev Wed, 05 Mar 2008 02:41:19 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63786 katie- email me your questions, it will be easier to explain that way. bookwyrm217@aol.com katie- email me your questions, it will be easier to explain that way.
bookwyrm217@aol.com

]]> By: katie http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63784 katie Wed, 05 Mar 2008 01:38:01 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63784 ev....I'd sneak you my copies, if I could (of Jane Austen). :posting: ev….I’d sneak you my copies, if I could (of Jane Austen).

]]> By: katie http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63783 katie Wed, 05 Mar 2008 01:37:34 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63783 ev....are you the one who works at Borders? I do NOT understand the reward program. And, I am a member of some survey thing, so I can get Borders Rewards dollars...i don't get that, either. I am so stupid. Can you explain it? ev….are you the one who works at Borders? I do NOT understand the reward program. And, I am a member of some survey thing, so I can get Borders Rewards dollars…i don’t get that, either. I am so stupid. Can you explain it?

]]> By: Estella http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63782 Estella Wed, 05 Mar 2008 00:29:48 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63782 What makes a book a winner? The ability to suck me so deep into the story that I am oblivious to my surroundings. What makes a book a winner? The ability to suck me so deep into the story that I am oblivious to my surroundings.

]]> By: Patricia Cochran http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63781 Patricia Cochran Wed, 05 Mar 2008 00:20:54 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63781 The story has to totally draw me in! It has to envelop me, wind itself about me so that I am so believing of the characters and their tale. It's as if I am inside the novel alongside the characters. Pat Cochran The story has to totally draw me in! It has to envelop me, wind itself about me so that I am so
believing of the characters and their tale. It’s as if I am inside the novel alongside the characters.

Pat Cochran

]]> By: Kelly H http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63780 Kelly H Tue, 04 Mar 2008 23:40:55 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63780 I am a story girl. I want to be pulled into the story and not want to put the book down. That is a good book for me. I read to relax and escape the everyday stresses of life. I don't want to have to think really hard, or heaven forbid, pull out the dictionary. In my home reading=relaxation. As an aside - Leslie, I recently read OWWN and absolutely loved it. Thanks for another great story. I am a story girl. I want to be pulled into the story and not want to put the book down. That is a good book for me. I read to relax and escape the everyday stresses of life. I don’t want to have to think really hard, or heaven forbid, pull out the dictionary.

In my home reading=relaxation.

As an aside - Leslie, I recently read OWWN and absolutely loved it. Thanks for another great story.

]]> By: ev http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63778 ev Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:56:45 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63778 Katie- one of my goals while I am out with my surgery is to read as many of the Austen books as I can. Now I just have to buy them and sneak them in the house and not on the credit card bill!!! :rotfl1: Katie- one of my goals while I am out with my surgery is to read as many of the Austen books as I can. Now I just have to buy them and sneak them in the house and not on the credit card bill!!!

]]> By: erin http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63777 erin Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:34:34 +0000 http://www.plotmonkeys.com/746/reading-to-judge/#comment-63777 I want to feel like I'm in the story. I recently read a book that had a word key in the front because there were so many acronym's. :wtf: I hate when I have to keep looking things up to understand what's going on. I do love the classics weathering heights and jane eyre are two of my favorite books I want to feel like I’m in the story. I recently read a book that had a word key in the front because there were so many acronym’s. I hate when I have to keep looking things up to understand what’s going on. I do love the classics weathering heights and jane eyre are two of my favorite books

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