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I like to read. [mailto:knuggy@gmail.com Send]your suggestions.
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If you have trouble absorbing written text, consider using a text-to-speech program like IVONA reader. Text is also highlighted while vocalized and can help you retain what you read and increase reading speed.
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Ordered accordingly.  
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Many of the books listed below are available for free at bookzz.org.

I like to read. Sendyour suggestions.

If you have trouble absorbing written text, consider using a text-to-speech program like IVONA reader. Text is also highlighted while vocalized and can help you retain what you read and increase reading speed.

Ordered accordingly.

Books

Reference Shelf

  • The Dictionary of Alternatives: Utopianism and Organization. Martin Parker, Valerie Fournier, Patrick Reedy
  • A Dictionary of Philosophy. Antony G. N. Flew
  • Engineers' Data Book. Clifford Matthews

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