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Dracula (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (B&N Classics Trade Paper) av Bram Stoker

The Power of Myth av Joseph Campbell

A Study in Scarlet av Arthur Conan Doyle

The picture of Dorian Gray av Oscar Wilde

The Darwin Awards II: Unnatural Selection av Wendy Northcutt

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I'm just crazy about LibraryThing, and I am often to be found drinking virtual pints and nibbling virtual cheeses in LibraryThing's best pub, The Green Dragon, which has become my second home.

Om mitt bibliotekI started collecting books at the age of 15. As I've grown older I've been collecting them at a much faster rate than I can actually read them, much to my distress. I have recently
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Tickled pink with my SantaThing books. Thanks very much for making the suggestion :-). You're so good to everyone Clare! And it was fun having aviddiva as my Santa too.
I signed up about an hour ago. :) You are wonderful. Is there any way I can repay you that doesn't involve a cheesy e-card with dancing penguins and Vivaldi's "Spring" playing in the background?
Whoa. Tell me you didn't make that cake for today. Cause if you did, that would be just too awesome for words!
Hey, sweetie: I just visited elfschild's profile, and she has a picture book called "Clam-I-Am." I think that would deserve a permanet pride-of-place in the Green Dragon library, don't you? Bibliographically yours, Mary Lou
Thanks, Clare.

I can't imagine what she and her family are going through. I think she would appreciate the gesture.

Damian will be 6 months old on the 12th. He's a little handful.

Carrie
I'm sorry to hear the clamkids are sickly, hope they start feeling more perky and healthy soon. AND that you don't get sick too!

Take care of yourself,
hugs,
Katherine

p.s. I think you might enjoy this book I'm reading now, The Birth House, it's so good!
I wasn't going to read it because of the Gimmick, but David Christian of "Maps of Time" says its a wonderful book and I thought who the hell am I to argue with him? (I've got enough people to argue with LOL) So I bought it and I am hoping the Gimmick doesn't make me crazy.
Hey Clare -- how is After the Ice -- I bought it but haven't started it yet?
Thanks for the Thanksgiving good wishes m'dear! Wonderful holiday, great food, dear family, beloved husband, I have so, so much to be thankful for. Now, if hubby were only living with me... But I guess I shouldn't be greedy.

Hope you and yours are well, I think of you often.

hugs
Katherine
Eclectic indeed: From The Long Walk to The Pale Blue Dot -- an eclectic and exhilarating journey!
Honored by the "Interesting libraries" addition --

I see you're entering the plague books!
Acck...actually, the "Mentalist" is the "Alienist" (I have no idea why I subsitute those words!)...and I think that Teddy was actually in "Angel of Darkness"....

Anyway, how are things? Is the Wraithlette almost old enough for college?
I think I just have too many fiction books in my head. Like "The Mentalist". I remember the bad kids in the Bowery and the evil guy (was there a woman too?) using them as his "gang", I remember Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders coming in to clean them up. I remember one of the main characters having terminal tuberculosis, but I can't remember what the main point of contention was. But there are books I liked less that I remember far more from. :D
Oh yeah, you are jogging my memory. I was mixing it up with another book that I can't remember the title of about modern relations of old island families who were unraveling an old murder mystery. Yikes...
BTW, how many of your books are actually entered here? I always just enter ones that cross my mind, even paperbacks alone I would never remember all the ones I have stored here and there. Like I have all Leon Uris, Delderfield, Clavell, Michener, practically all of Taylor Caldwell etc. Even popcorn books like Dean Koontz and a lot of others. But I just have the free account here (200 book max), so I enter one or two from authors.
I did read it, but years ago. I'm dimly remembering a plot about people killed who were trying to sell biotoxins? I think I did like a lot of the local history in it. I have to admit that I read so many adventure novels that they all run together, I have a much better memory for historical books (because I am deciding as I am reading whether the author is making an effective case). ;)
What'd you think of "Letter to a Christian Nation"?
Thanks anyway.
Noticed you liked The Glass Castle, and I was wondering if you'd be interested in reviewing my new novel and posting your comments here as well as a few other book-related sites. Thought you might like my book since it's also about a dysfunctional family (and also a bit dark). I could e-mail you the novel in an e-book format if you'd like (I'm out of physical copies at the moment). Let me know if you're interested. Here's a link to a summary in case you're interested:

http://christophertusa.com/

Thanks,

Chris
Just saw your comment on Sodapop's comments.

I once got in trouble at work, actually written up, for spending too much time reading in the bathroom.

Heh.
OHHH It came by USPS. Wohoooo! MUST. BE. SOCIABLE.
Still no sign of it. Maybe I should start complaining to UPS. On the bright side my mother just arrived from England with several of my favourite books from my childhood. So that will make the wait more tolerable.
Well let's hope Brown can do for me what they did for you. Although New York to Georgia versus New York to Connecticut in the same amount of time seems unlikely doesn't it?
OH. I'm going to wait for my mailman now like some kinda stalker. Let's hope for his sake, he has it!
yep. It got ugly..... srsly
I'm still waiting. Are you still waiting? I want it NOW! Gosh Darn it.
Wohoooo very excited about A Supremely Bad Idea. I really wanted that or the travel collection edited by Bryson. I'm not really a birder - I like watching them in my garden - but I'm a big fan of wacky, slightly wierd, humourous travel writing.
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