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"We've been organizing Readers Rendezvous Rendezvous means a meeting. We discuss whatever we've been reading, be it an article, a poem or a novel. It's sad that people don't read as much as they used to during a book club meeting. We can encourage them to read their favorite lines from a text and ask them what is that touched their hearts the most. They can also play or impersonate a beloved character. It's important to encourage open discussions."
"We've been organizing Readers Rendezvous Rendezvous means a meeting. We discuss whatever we've been reading, be it an article, a poem or a novel. It's sad that people don't read as much as they used to during a book club meeting. We can encourage them to read their favorite lines from a text and ask them what is that touched their hearts the most. They can also play or impersonate a beloved character. It's important to encourage open discussions."
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"We've been organizing Readers Rendezvous Rendezvous means a meeting. We discuss whatever we've been reading, be it an article, a poem or a novel. It's sad that people don't read as much as they used to during a book club meeting. We can encourage them to read their favorite lines from a text and ask them what is that touched their hearts the most. They can also play or impersonate a beloved character. It's important to encourage open discussions."
"We've been organizing Readers Rendezvous Rendezvous means a meeting. We discuss whatever we've been reading, be it an article, a poem or a novel. It's sad that people don't read as much as they used to during a book club meeting. We can encourage them to read their favorite lines from a text and ask them what is that touched their hearts the most. They can also play or impersonate a beloved character. It's important to encourage open discussions."