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We’ve all tried to read more at some point, but it's a lot tougher than it sounds. You settle down, open a book and before you know it, the big zzz’s roll in and you’ve swapped ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ for ‘A Tale of One Sleepy’!
Luckily, Decluttr.com are here to help. The site has taken some of America’s best novels and summarised in an attention-span-friendly 140 characters or less
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#1
Final score:
11points
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#2
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7points
#3
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6points
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#6
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#7
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5points
#11
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4points
#13
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3points
#14
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3points
#17
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3points
#18
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3points
#19
Final score:
3points
#21
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3points
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Isabella DeBenedetto 8 years ago
JINGLE BELLS TWILIGHT SMELLS EDWARD RAN AWAY JACOB LIES BELLA DIES POTTER ALL THE WAY HEY!!!!! 😂😂😂😂
#26
Final score:
2points
Anouk 7 years ago
I'm sure this has already been addressed someone in the comments but I sincerely hope the main title of this thread relates to 'America's Most POPULAR Novels' - because it sure as hell implies that Charles Dickens and J K Rowling are Americans. And of course, we all know that the Americans invented EVERYTHING in the world, but just no.
#27
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Final score:
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Marina Allemani (ReginaVeleno) 8 years ago
Besides the American/Non-American thing, I'd like to reverse this for a moment and think about the effort it took to write some - seemingly - dull stories in ways that made those very stories (almost?) immortal.
Marina Allemani (ReginaVeleno) 8 years ago
Besides the American/Non-American thing, I'd like to reverse this for a moment and think about the effort it took to write some - seemingly - dull stories in ways that made those very stories (almost?) immortal.
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