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Melissa por Taylor Caldwell

Fighting Caravans por Zane Grey

Renoir por Paul H. Walton

The Stories of John Cheever por John Cheever

The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of The Learning Organization por Peter M. Senge

Queens of England por Norah Lofts

THE BLACK STALLION-PA (Black Stallion) por Walter Farley

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All our books have been entered, and the next phase is to clean up my entries, tag by tag, then on to entering reviews.

Over the years I have collected, bought, adopted and gleaned. Unfortunately, occasioned by household relocations, I have also relinquished (to my permanent regret).

Incredibly, a late second marriage not only joined us in mutual support, but one of the unexpected blessings was a hand-in-glove fit of our libraries and book interests.

There's "hers," "his" and "ours." Scotland on one end, sailing on the other, and a lot of philosophy in between.

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thanks for the review. i am starting to read some fictional marlowe stories, so i'll give this a shot.
greetings highland65
from a fellow member of the de vere club. rasberry tea and your collection of books, sounds like bliss to me.
hi,

I'm curious if the book "to be a king" the novel about marlowe is any good. also does it touch on the shakespeare authorship thingy? thanks, and thanks for your post to our new authorship group.

eddy
Oops, sorry about the name error! Shortbread has always been a big deal with the Scots in my family and considered lucky to have at hand, particularly at New Year, though generally we have it at Christmas as well. We never have recognized St. Andrew's but First Footing / Hogmanay has always been and remains a big deal in my family. Right down to the necessity of a male entering the house upon the first day of the New Year. Also Burns day has always received a nod from the grandparents and other relations of that generation.
Hi Angela, The book you mentioned in your note "Handbook for Travellers in Scotland" is my book. I have a mostly Scots ancestry and was interested in the book for my ongoing genealogical research. I picked it up in a used bookstore about four years ago while visiting Hay-on-Wye one afternoon. I love Ngaio Marsh too by the way!
Okay, thanks. I will do that. I only need two more of her books and then I will have them all.
I will probably start reading Marsh after I finish all my Agatha Christie's.
Hello,
I saw a comment you posted about Ngaio Marsh's books. I love Agatha Christie and have recently begun to collect all of Marsh's books to read them someday soon. I'm still finishing up Christie's works, as well as reading all the other books that catch my eye.
Do you highly recommend Marsh? I hardly ever hear people mention her, and when they do, they compare her to Christie. Do you think I should try to read them in order?

Thanks for your advice,
Angela
My library also has quite a lot of material beyond the European history, though that remains a major interest of mine and I started cataloging with that area.
Like you, I am working around my library and I still have a lot of material to add. I would estimate I have done between half and 2/3 of my books as of yet.
Hi, highland65! Thanks for adding my library!
I gather we share an interest in English history, particularly late medieval/renaissance.
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