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Having a hard time reading fiction as of lately
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Do you think that the Outlander book is a bit wordy and with very detailed and "difficult" vocabulary?
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Do you think that the Outlander book is a bit wordy and with very detailed and "difficult" vocabulary?
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Have you ever experienced fiction burnt-out?
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Having a hard time reading fiction as of lately
48
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Do you think that the Outlander book is a bit wordy and with very detailed and "difficult" vocabulary?
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1
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Do you think that the Outlander book is a bit wordy and with very detailed and "difficult" vocabulary?
1
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Have you ever experienced fiction burnt-out?
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