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		<title>SCM Discussion Forum &#187; Topic: Who Should We Then Read or All throught the Ages?</title>
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			<title>Bookworm on "Who Should We Then Read or All throught the Ages?"</title>
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			<pubDate>Sun, 18 Jul 2010 12:50:31 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description>&#60;p&#62;This depends on how you want to organize your reading.&#38;nbsp; All Through the Ages is primarily organized by historical period.&#38;nbsp; There are some other lists in it, like Landmarks (these are also in WSWTR) but it is primarily organized by historical period (also some lists from places).&#38;nbsp; WSWTR is organized by author.&#38;nbsp; If you were going to get a WSWTR I'd start with the first book; some of the ones in the second book are still very, very good but some are harder to find.&#38;nbsp; It just depends on whether you want to identify books from, say, the Revolutionary period, or whether you wanted to find a good author and just read all their books.&#60;/p&#62;</description>
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			<title>dascott on "Who Should We Then Read or All throught the Ages?"</title>
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			<description>&#60;p&#62;I am looking for a book to help with finding books for my children to read.&#38;nbsp; I have looked at both of these resources; Who Should We Then Read, &#38;amp; All Through the Ages.&#38;nbsp; Can someone tell me the differences, likes/dislikes about them.&#38;nbsp; I am trying to decide which would be best to invest in and can't afford both.&#38;nbsp; To complicate matters even more, there is a new Voume 2 of Who Should We Then Read.&#38;nbsp; I don't think it includes the authors in the first book, so which one of those would be best?&#38;nbsp; Sorry for all the questions, as you can see I am very confused on this matter.&#38;nbsp; I am new to picking out living books and felt a good resource, along with the ones here on the website, would help.&#38;nbsp; Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated.&#38;nbsp; Thanks so much!&#60;/p&#62;
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