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Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis
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I did have a fab birthday, thanks for the birthday wishes! Sent the kids off to school/preschool and then hit the local bookshop. Mmm, new books.
I've tried Anita Blake, and I didn't much like her. In the whole vampire romance genre (I cannot believe there is such a genre), I thought "Sunshine" by Robin McKinley was pretty good, and the "Undead and..." series by Mary Janice Davidson was brilliant fluff. (Heavy on the sex, though, if that's not good for you.) I'm currently reading "Germinal" (a million miles away from sassy vamps, about poor miners in late 19th century northern France) and probably something fluffy in bed, but I haven't decided what yet. I've heard of Stephanie Laurens, and shall keep my eye open, thanks for the recommendation!
posted by wookiebender at 8:28 am (EST) on Apr 16, 2008
posted by wookiebender at 7:22 am (EST) on Apr 16, 2008
I noticed you live near the "ringwood" train line.
If you were to get off at nunawading station, go to the south side, you might
find the MOST disorganised second-hand book shop in Melbourne.
There are pile of books, toppling, tettering and generaly aslew everywhere.
BUT the owner/manager seems to know where everything is (almost)
Her prices seem about average today ($10) but as I bought my first SF (NEW) novel for 2 shillings,
I complain about how expensive they are. Might be becoming an "OLD FART"?
Next time I go there I will get her address and the name of the shop and add it to LT.
Your, also appreciator of Minatour,
Guido.
posted by guido47 at 8:33 pm (EST) on Mar 27, 2008
I'm afraid I've always bought books faster than I can read them[*], and at the moment have also ended up with a teetering stack of books through bookcrossing (www.bookcrossing.com, it's a wonderful timewaster) that keep on demanding priority because someone after me wants to read them too.
Not to say that I have given up on Lampo Circus, but it will still be a week or two before I can find a gap in my reading schedule to knock that one off. And that assumes no other urgent-must-read-quickly books arrive between now and then.
* This week is my birthday week, so I have seriously indulged myself at the bookshop and ended up with another four new books, plus picked up a couple at the library, and let's not discuss that trawl of second hand shops over Easter...
posted by wookiebender at 7:39 pm (EST) on Mar 27, 2008
posted by wookiebender at 11:48 pm (EST) on Feb 27, 2008
Being a bear of very little brain somedays however(*), I am looking forward to the upcoming movie adaptation of "Inkheart". Fingers are thoroughly crossed that it's good!
* Two small kids, full time work. Sometimes it's easier to just watch the movie than to focus on small words in a book.
posted by wookiebender at 1:08 am (EST) on Feb 17, 2008
posted by wookiebender at 12:24 am (EST) on Feb 17, 2008
Thanks for the Carmody cover! I've added it in now. Nice to see a few other fans out there =)
Cheers
Keryn
posted by keryntalia at 4:06 am (EST) on Feb 13, 2008