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I have tried over 5 times to add Cracked by Alice Shapiro and it won't take here. If you are able to get it work please add this book for me. thanks

Steven wrote: "Alice, Cracked - Timeless Topics of Nature, Courage and Endurance, by Alice Shapiro is on the list now, at 297 last time I checked. I was able to add it from my list of books...wouldn't come up a..."
Thanks Steve, I finally got back here to vote for her. I found this link again via book lady.
Thanks Steve, I finally got back here to vote for her. I found this link again via book lady.


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Since when was #138, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, a book of poetry?
It's prose fiction, and nothing but prose fiction.


http://supertotobet0180.com/group/show/6...

Powerful, imagistic poetry


Poems are set in a context both near and remote and personal. It is like saying A scored higher on an IQ test so she is better than B.
It is true that there may be bad poetry as there are bad songs. "Raise high the flags, stand rank on rank together...and so on" Bad poetry and song because of the results. This is the Utilitarian view. But then put just those words and may some of the other verses into a different context and the poetry might be good. That is 'on the side of the angels'.
Robert Burns and Shakespeare are not mentioned. Why not they certainly compare with Milton and John Donne.
You have set us an impossible task.

Shakespeare's Sonnets was the first book in this Listopia I voted for (and 94 others voted for this books as well...).
I've also added The Complete Poems and Songs of Robert Burns.

My guess is because the votes it received weren't the first vote for that user. A #1 vote will give a book 100 points, whereas a #100 vote will just give 1 point. Does that make sense?

Thank you!
Whispering Tears: A Book of Poetry


Drama in verse. I'd count it in both categories.

I noticed your comment on another Listopia as well. Seems to me like you're just promoting your own work.... Yuk.

My guess is because the votes it received weren't the first vote for that user. A #1 vote will give a book ..."
Yes, not only the number of votes counts, but they are weighted by the position in the list of the voter.
Anyone can add books to this list.