February 28, 2009 by Ryan
Nearly half of all men and one-third of women have lied about what they have read to try to impress friends or potential partners, a survey suggests.
Just because you read the cover in Barnes and Noble, it’s on your bookshelf, sat down in a cozy chair with it, read the Amazon reviews, or want to read it, doesn’t mean you have read it.
Many Lie Over Books to Impress
HT: Challies
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