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September 30, 2011 04:42:14 PM

Rereader / rewatcher?:

Yes

Why:

Every time I revisit either a book or a movie, something previously unnoticed jumps out at me. So I have a different experience of the work and a deeper understanding of it with each new go-around. Graham Greene's The Heart of the Matter is a different (but always great) book each time I re-read it.

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First name:

Angela

From:

Brooklyn, NY

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