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CollectionsYour library (2,512), Review Copies (86), Library Book (30), Won (9), Don't Own Anymore (1), All collections (2,540)

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Favorite authorsPiers Anthony, T.A. Barron, Pearl S. Buck, Orson Scott Card, Agatha Christie, Robertson Davies, Lois Duncan, Philip José Farmer, Mo Hayder, James Herriot, H. M. Hoover, Monica Hughes, Eva Ibbotson, Diana Wynne Jones, E. L. Konigsburg, Mercedes Lackey, Eleanor Frances Lattimore, Madeleine L'Engle, Hugh Lofting, Patricia A. McKillip, Robin McKinley, James A. Michener, Lucy Maud Montgomery, Christopher Moore, Ruth Nichols, Garth Nix, Kathy Reichs, Karin Slaughter, Amy Tan, Margaret Weis, Laura Ingalls Wilder (Shared favorites)

About me40ish, sahm, Adult w/Asperger's, mother of two boys, homeschooler, Conservative, Catholic.

Publishers, authors and publicists please feel free to contact me about receiving review copies. I post my reviews on my blog, LibraryThing, chapters-indigo.ca (where I am a Top Book Reviewer), amazon.ca (I'm a Top 100 Reviewer) and I am also a reviewer for the Novels Now Review Site. My Facebook and Twitter pages are also updated regularly with my reviews from my blog.

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About my libraryIn the Spring of 2006, we moved from one end of the country to practically the other and there is only so much that will fit on a moving truck. I had to get rid of a lifetime of books, keeping only a select few. I'm slowly re-stocking my library, replacing the books I gave away and finding new ones.

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Thanks for the response! I'm actually reading Triptych right now...I started it as soon as I finished Undone. If what I've read so far serves as any sort of example of her work, I have a feeling I'll probably end up reading most if not all of Slaughter's books, she's that engaging. (I also just signed up for her newsletter.) I'll make sure to keep an eye out for Will as I do. Cheers!

posted by PhoenixTerran at 2:37 pm (EST) on Sep 30, 2009

Hi Nicola, I was reading your review for Karin Slaughter's Undone (the first book I've read of her's) and you mentioned that Will Trent appeared in some of the Grant County books. Do you happen to remember which ones? He was my favorite character, so I'm trying to track him down; I do know about Triptych and Fractured. Thanks for your help and Happy Reading!

posted by PhoenixTerran at 1:28 pm (EST) on Sep 30, 2009

Cool! Love meeting new people, especially when books are the main topic of discussion. I followed you back on Twitter. Look forward to your tweets and LT posts.

posted by FantasyDreamer at 9:36 pm (EST) on Jul 10, 2009

Couldn't resist leaving you a comment, we have a few things in common. I am a 40ish (almost 50ish) homeschooling mom. We have 4 children, two still in school, both boys Our oldest son (3rd in order) also has Aspergers, he is a real treasure. I also have a daughter names Elyza Jean, and our oldest is Madelyne Jane. Thought the name thing was intresting. My daughter Madelyne, has books listed on Paperback Swap, a great place to get books.
Have a great day

posted by Book_Shelter at 9:46 am (EST) on May 1, 2009

LOL--well, you got me there! I haven't read A Dirty Job yet, but I've heard good things about it. I also have yet to read Lamb (gasp--can you believe a Moore fan who hasn't yet read that?) I'm glad you took my review for what it was meant to be, just a laugh and nothing serious. Some of my best friends are Republicans and I hold no ill will against them. :)

posted by snat at 9:49 am (EST) on Mar 25, 2009

Thanks! I see that you've just given Inigo permission to post your reviews, so I will have to go read yours as well!
Reading in alphabetical order is kind of cool. There are a lot of books I own but have been putting off reading because there's always something new to read. I would have missed out on quite a few treasures if I hadn't started doing this!

posted by lilyfyrestorm at 9:45 am (EST) on Jun 23, 2008

Thank you, Nicola. Your reviews (reviews 62, 77, 84, 99, 109, 136, 141, 163, 201) make a big dent in the gaps.

Oh, I didn't think you'd left because of any time taken. It took me a year to review a 200 page book. I thought you'd left because the name ElizaJane isn't in the Group Zeitgeist members list. Huh. Weird. Glad to hear it's not the case. I enjoy your reviews very much and maintaining the wiki page means I'm more likely to read them more often.

posted by InigoMontoya at 12:34 pm (EST) on May 9, 2008

Hi, Nicola. I know you've left but on Go Review That Book!, I've created a group Wiki page to keep track of the progress of the game and the reviews that have been generated. Some may find it easier to read the reviews by having them in one handy place. There's a discussion thread in the group and this is the first Wiki page if you are interested in having a look. To avoid any difficulties with copyright, I'm seeking your consent to add your reviews to the group Wiki page.

posted by InigoMontoya at 8:38 am (EST) on May 9, 2008

I was so glad to find someone that was reading children's literatur. I pre-read all literature that goes throught he hands of my 9 year old grand daughter. As she is not home schooled, she is in a very fine Christian Private School and we are very protective of what she reads. I hope I can continue to find your library for suggestions.

Donna

posted by Gooberdink at 12:46 pm (EST) on Apr 5, 2008

I came because I used to be the sole possessor of John Patience's "A fairy tale treasure trove", and now it is you and I..I'm embarrassed though, I don't recognise any of your favourite authors, bar Agatha Christie. I'm surprised you got rid of so many books, although I'm always grateful when people I know do similar give-aways- it's how I got so many old classics. Couldn't you have got an extra van??

posted by rebyonak at 7:13 pm (EST) on Mar 8, 2008

If you enjoyed Peter Carey's take on our Ned, have a look at Ian Jones's biography, beautifully written and thoroughly researched. I reviewed it on my site a few weeks back.

While many folks feel that Carey got the tone and the lilt of Ned's speech patterns just right, some aspects of the novel were dramatically licentious in the extreme - the disturbing role of transvestism, which, if it ever occurred at all, was for the purposes of disguise rather than titillation, and the existence of a daughter. Still, the book is a novel and is marketed as such, so Carey could put in whatever he liked. I feel the true story is much more interesting.

You may care to check out the best websites on Ned, such as Ironoutlaw, and Kellycountry2000. The Public Record Office of Victoria has put the original documents - thousands of them - dealing with the Kelly episode on the net as well.

posted by brianfstevenson at 8:44 am (EST) on Jan 28, 2008

Thanks for the pick on Go Review That Book! - I'd been in the mood for some fantasy, and The Summer Tree will do nicely. I've read three other of Kay's books, and can't recommend them highly enough. He's a fantastic writer, and his books are very absorbing. I'd start with Tigana or The Lions of Al-Rassan - although I'll let you know what I think about The Summer Tree! :)

I also really enjoyed your review of The True History of the Kelly Gang. It's coincidental timing... my hand was hovering above it this morning at a used book store, and I watched the movie Ned Kelly a few days ago. The movie wasn't fantastic (strange pacing, mostly), but I'll have to add the book onto my every-growing wishlist.

posted by fyrefly98 at 2:20 pm (EST) on Jan 27, 2008

Thanks for the comment! I'll be adding more over the coming weeks, until I catch up with all of my previous or "prewritten" reviews...then I have practically a years worth of reviews to catch up on. This site it my incentive, as I promised myself I wouldn't post any book that I have not written a review for. :-)

Have a great weekend!

Amy/the_hag

posted by the_hag at 6:09 pm (EST) on Jan 19, 2008

Hi Nicola,

My name is Dawn and I am a librarian and the host of Toronto Public Library’s online book club: Book Buzz and a fellow LibraryThing member.

This month we are reading Inside, by Kenneth J Harvey I noticed that you include Inside in your library and I’d just like to invite you to visit us and share your thoughts about Harvey’s book. It’s a friendly easy-going book club with over 500 members and we are always looking for new points of view.

If you are interested, visit us at http://bookbuzz.torontopubliclibrary.ca .

Thank-you for your time,
Dawn
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/Book...

posted by BookBuzz at 12:26 pm (EST) on Jan 15, 2008

Your 50 Book Challenge entries are great - I really like how you post your thoughts about each book that you read. I should do that more often!

posted by fannyprice at 12:23 pm (EST) on Sep 3, 2007

I know what you mean about moving. Most of my major book culls have been because of moves. My last one (three years ago) cleared out about 20 percent of my collection and there are still some books I regret giving up and am trying to replace.

On another note, you have one of the few Catherine Anthony Clark books on librarything. They are hard to find!

posted by sleepinkat at 11:40 am (EST) on Aug 14, 2007

You're very welcome. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. I went to the bookstore yesterday to pick up The Other Side of the Bridge, but they didn't have it!! Argh! I've ordered it on-line, hopefully it'll come soon. So many good books on my TBR pile :-)

posted by katylit at 9:44 am (EST) on Aug 10, 2007

Hi, you added me to your "interesting libraries" list and I came over to check you out...guess you have an instinct - I am also a homeschooler, now in grad school studying library science!

posted by JeanLittleLibrary at 7:05 pm (EST) on Jul 27, 2007

I just wanted to say hi to another Pearl S. Buck fan...there are only 9 of us as of yet. :D Everyone else just doesn't know what they are missing!

posted by annabethblue at 4:21 pm (EST) on Jul 23, 2007

Thanks for the interesting library add, ElizaJane :-). It's interesting... I am also a homeschooler (all the way from kindergarten through graduation). When my husband and I have children we will be homeschooling them as well. Nice to meet another homeschooler around these parts! :-)
~wisewoman

posted by wisewoman at 5:55 pm (EST) on Jul 22, 2007

And growing! It's always fun to see who has the same books! How long have you been homeschooling? It's interesting how many homeschoolers also use librarything.

posted by Snigglefritz at 12:14 am (EST) on Jul 12, 2007

Hi chanale! Well, I guess that explains it! Thanks for being my first comment!

posted by ElizaJane at 9:15 pm (EST) on Jul 9, 2007

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