Mar
16
How come parents go to bookstores and read books out loud then never buy them?
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Clumsy questioned:
Most of them read so terribly, I reckon the kids will never like books.
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books can be expensive. why not just read them at the store and save some money
I reckon they’re the same folks who hum in supermarkets, when they get older.
Well, that’s kind of weird.
I usually look the books and I’ll read descriptions but I’ll never read them out allowed – that’s weird!
Because they are cheap and rude.