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A guy broke up with a friend of mine because she read Harlequin romance novels. He claims she didn’t respect “true forms of literature”. Granted he had a point, but at least she reads.
Oh, that is SO me. I have always been very anal about my books — more than one person has commented that they don’t even look like they’ve been read. I’m especially bad about my antique books and first editions — I don’t let anyone borrow those.
I don’t suppose you would allow me to post a small version of this on my blog, with a link back here? I would really appreciate it, as this comic pretty much sums up my whole outlook on friends and book borrowing.
Feel free, Katharine!
Thank you!
Thanks again, Debbie. Here’s the link to my post:
http://www.katharineswan.com/2007/12/borrow-books-at-your-own-risk.html
The small version of the comic links to this page, and I’ve also included a link to Inkygirl.com. Let me know if there’s a problem with anything.
I appreciate it!