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		 I can read books others have marked in, but only if they've marked well.  I try to insert relevent notes and highlights (as opposed to those who just highlight the hell out of everything) so that the next reader can glean a little extra from it.  I've been a fan of the nicely used books for a while, but most especially after an ethnic lit class I took two years ago.  While reading Maxine Hong Kingston's The Woman Warrior, I was able to pick up as much from the notes as from the text itself.  By the time we were discussing it in class, I came off like a star pupil with deep understanding and insight with what Kingston wrote.  Of course, I told them that there were notes in my book, but I really think it opened the story more quickly than if the notes  had not been there. 
		
	
		
		
		
		
			
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