I first started reading I Almost Forgot about You , by Terry McMillan, when I was visiting my parents. I stopped at Square Books in Oxford, where I as able to meet Terry McMillan, to read the first chapter of the book. After reading "The Uses of Sorrow" by Mary Oliver at the beginning of the book, I became intrigued. After reading the first chapter, I decided to finish reading the book.I do not buy as many books as in the past since the majority of my library is in storage. Therefore, I requested the book from my library. There were two people ahead of me, so I assumed it would take forever for my chance to read the book.
Today, I checked my email, I became filled with excitement. I was notified that my hold for I Almost Forgot about You was available. My library, Central Mississippi Library System, using the Axis 360 application to allow patrons to check out electronic versions of books. I immediately downloaded the book to my iPad and my iPhone. Since this is my first time using Axis 360, I quickly learned that the application does not sync between the two devices. The Axis 360 application only crashed on me twice, which was kind of frustrating. So, I made sure to mark my pages, as I read. I was disappointed that I could not download the ebook version for my Kindle, but I am satisfied with the application. Ever chance I get, I am trying to read this book. I have 13 days before I have to return it. I do not want the book returned before I have finished it. Have you read I Almost Forgot About You?
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