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Night Mare por Piers Anthony

Secret Wars por Jim Shooter

The Enchanted April por Elizabeth von Arnim

To Weave a Web of Magic por Claire Delacroix

Nicholas Nickleby por Charles Dickens

Christmas with Paula Deen: Recipes and Stories from My Favorite Holiday por Paula Deen

The Lost World por Michael Crichton

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ColecçõesA sua biblioteca (1,208), Em leitura (1), Favoritos (8), Given to Library (No Longer Owned) (10), Todas as colecções (1,218)

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EtiquetasUnread (307), Fiction (256), Fantasy (186), Graphic Novel (139), Sarton (98), Marvel (96), YA (92), 100 Books 08 (82), X-Men (78), Childrens (78) — ver todas as etiquetas

Nuvensnuvem de etiquetas, nuvem de autores

Grupos50 Book Challenge, 999 Challenge, ARC Junkies, Barnes & Noble First Look readers, Club Read 2009, Comics, Disney Movie Lovers, Early Reviewers, FantasyFans, Folio Society devoteesmostrar todos os grupos

Autores favoritosPiers Anthony, Meg Waite Clayton, James Dashner, John DeChancie, Patrick Dennis, J.F. Englert, Fannie Flagg, Penelope Przekop, Anne Rice, May Sarton, Sharon Shinn (Favoritos partilhados)

Livrarias favoritasBarnes & Noble Booksellers - Lansing Mall, Schuler Books & Music

Bibliotecas favoritasDelta Township District Library

Sobre mimWell, I think it's a given that like everybody on here, I like books. And reading. And just about anything that involves a combination of either of those. Yay books!

What I'm Reading Now or TBR, in no particular order
The Book of Unholy Mischief by Elle Newmark
Alice I Have Been: A Novel by Melanie Benjamin
The Curse of the Mistwraith by Janny Wurts
The Mermaid's Madness by Jim C. Hines
The Stepsister Scheme by Jim C. Hines
The Court of the Air by Stephen Hunt
Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens by J.M. Barrie
Another Fine Myth/Myth Conceptions by Robert Asprin
Castle Perilous by John DeChancie
Spellbinder by Helen Stringer
20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill

Favorite books 2009
January - Castle Waiting by Linda Medley
February - Coraline by Neil Gaiman
March - Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie
April - Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford
May - The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
June - Nothing but Ghosts by Beth Kephart
July - The Well & the Mine by Gin Philips
August - The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
September - Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
October - The Maze Runner by James Dashner
November - The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
December - tbd

ARC du jour
Spellbinder by Helen Stringer

Personal Agatha Christie Challenge 9

Sobre a minha bibliotecaMy library grows at a far more accelerated rate than it is read. It seems that I either can't stop myself from going into the local bookstores on a regular basis, or can't stop myself from buying at least one volume while I'm there. Both scenarios seem to present a problem, as I live up the road from a Schuler Books, and my friends and I still frequent the local Barnes & Noble so much that the employees know us all by name (it's like Cheers!).

As far as my library, it's a little bit of this, a little bit of that. I usually find either a subject or an author that catches my interest, and start focusing on buying books in that particular genre or by that particular author. Nothing like a little self-diagnosed OCD to make life fun!

As mentioned, I buy more books than I can read at any given point, and for awhile tried to keep a stack of books by the bed of what I wanted to read next, but when that stack grew into three, I decided that might not be the best idea. Sometimes I think I need to reduce my library or at least buy less, but as a good friend says, "One can never have too many books."

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Hi;
Mark and I have been discussing the possibility of another group read in November and want your input. We have narrowed it down to two books at this point. "The People of the Book" by Geraldine Brooks and "The Thirteenth Tale" by Diane Setterfield. So chat it up with friends or us and let us know if you are up for it and what you think. Probably the same plan as with "Pillars of the Earth" which seemed to work out perfectly for almost all of us.
Think it over and give one of us a shout.
hugs and looking forward to hearing from you,
belva
LOL I love your new profile pic!
Great transaction! Answers PMs quickly and shipped the items as quickly as he could so that I would get them before leaving home for a week. Thanks again!My little sister got it for Easter, and I must say for migliori slot machines in rete , it was a REALLY good movie. I wasn't expecting it be so good, but it really was. Disney hasn't come out with a good movie for a while, usually they need to lean on Pixar to get a really good one, but this was FANTASTIC...
I loved it.
No I haven't. Been reading A YA vampire book. Have you started it?
Baddish news about the Hines thing -- it starts at 7:00 pm and I teach until 8:00 pm. If it started at 7:30, like the Schuler's stuff last semester, I could let the ravening hordes out half an hour early and just be 10 minutes late to the shindig, but I can't let them out an hour early in the second week of the semester. I mean, I'd like to, but I think it would seriously undermine my authority. :)

Someday I'll actually get to talk to the man -- this is the third or fourth thing of his that I have missed, though I am comforted by the fact that I have his Goblin trilogy already signed -- generic, but still -- though, of course, I don't have the new thing. Have you read it yet?
Hi David,

Thanks for the visit. I'm fine, (if you discount having spent the day at the dentist!) but up to my eyes in work for my MA. Once I see how it all pans out then I'm hoping to get the blog up and running again and visit properly. I hope you're well.

Take Care
Ann
Actually, you did! (back on 12/23) but it's nice to hear that you really like it now that you're reading it and not just judging it by it's cover (hee, hee). The coolest person I know gave me a copy for Christmas last year, so it's nice to be able to pass the recommendation on. You have also read Hugo Cabret, right? Totally different story, but recommended to me by the same person. /rgh
Dudeness, GGs were kind of lame, don't you think? And yet, here I am, not asleep. Dang. Breathing through one nostril is not conducive to sleeping contentedly. (Aren't you glad I shared?) Anyway, moving along -- are you going to the Hines reading on the 22nd?
Totally loved Maus! Thanx again, Santa-Thing! Oh, and by the way, the two volume set put me above my reading challenge for 2008 by one book!
oh, by the way...cool we share 27 books! which is not really saying much for me with size of your library, but when you look at how much smaller mine is...that is really cool ;)
tapestry...

I am totally loving my Maus box set! Thank you! When it came in the mail, I had my husband open it and wrap it (with your note) for me so I could unwrap it on Christmas! I have wanted to own this (these) book(s) eventually, but I always got sidetracked with either some dark and dirty Third Reich non-fiction or some heart-wrenching Jewish narrative. You have solved this problem for me! I don't really read too many graphic novels as my daughter does (however, I can't resist Neil Gaiman's Sandman series as my library attests), but I am sure I will be devouring the Maus books by the end of the day today! And as with any book-a-holic, what is the best Christmas present? Why, a book, of course!

Merry Christmas and enjoy your holiday time!

Lisa
Very glad you like your SantaThing! Enjoy. /rgh
remind me later and i can email you mine...you can then add/remove things as fit your idea of spreadhseet love.
One word. Spreadsheet.

Tis the only way to keep track of anything. I love spreedsheets. Have one for just about everything. ARC tracking. Reading Goal Tracking. Reading Challenge Tracking. *le happy sigh*
maybe you had put in a request for Creepers? That was offered up through Shelf Awareness. And as I said The Plague is by the same author. So that is what I assumed. =) No matter where they came from though I am always happy to get free books.

Did you get an email for an online book release done in chapters by the same lady who wrote the No 1 Ladies Detective Agency Series? If not let me know and I'll forward it on. I'll also probably be blogging about it later too.
Yes that's the one. I received Creepers from them a few months back and then this jsut came...i was surprised. But it was a good surprise. The Plague book is by the same woman who wrote Creepers. Running Press had also sent me the hardback finalized version of Creepers as well. They really know how to make a gal feel guilty about not reading the book! lol

That'll be a goal for 2009.
Looks like you got the same unexpected shipment of ARCs that I did. =)
Hi! It was nice to hear from you. Things are going well for Aberrations. The sells are continuing on an upward trend. I just signed with a great new agent, which is quite exciting. She's going to begin pitching my second novel next week. All of the great blogger reviews have certainly helped a tremendous amount. I think it will just take some time to see how word of mouth, along with the other things we're doing to promote the book, will pan out. We just kicked off a print campaign a couple of weeks ago so I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with that.

I just read Pat Conroy's My Losing Season. Have you read it? I love Pat Conroy. I think I'm going to write a blog about him and his writing soon. If you haven't read it, I certainly recommend it. It's a memoir focused around his college senior basketball season. He's one of my favorite writers not only because of how and what he write but because where it comes from. Anyway, just wanted to share that since I just finished the book.

Take Care!

Penelope
Hi there.

Just wanted to let you know I finished Dog About Town and though it was great. I think this is definitely a series I can really enjoy. Its got a great mix of unusual, humor, mystery, and character development to keep my interest. Plus for once I was not able to accurately guess the outcome. I put a review up but its not fantastic I will have to revisit it and edit it I think as I was not completely happy with it when I wrote it.

I have just started the next one whose name escapes me at this present moment as my hungry tummy is telling my loudly it is dinner time!

Cheers
Casp.
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