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RUSSIA HOUSE by JOHN LECARRE

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The Fireman's Fair by J Humphrey

The Secret Pilgrim by John Le Carre

Devices & Desires by P.D. James

The Celestine Prophecy: A Pocket Guide to the Nine Insights by James Redfield

Dancing at the Rascal Fair. by Ivan. Doig

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Groups"I See Dead People's Books", 1001 Books to read before you die, 18th-19th Century Britain, 50 Book Challenge, 60-something Library Thingers, A Pearl of Wisdom and Enlightenment, Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art, Anglophiles, Archaeology, Art & Booksshow all groups

Favorite authorsAlbert-László Barabási, Pat Barker, H. S. Bhabra, Robertson Davies, Ivan Doig, Jack Finney, Jane Jacobs, P. D. James, Steven Johnson, Ward Just, Bryan Magee, John McPhee, Lola Oberman, Oliver Sacks, Henry David Thoreau (Shared favorites)

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Good morning, June,

Thank you for your suggestions. Just this morning I read the review of this book posted at the bookeywookey blog and the reviewer asked the same question of his readers -- what other Just books do you suggest? I didn't check out what they said, but I like the sound of the titles you list. Thanks again.

Have a great day.

molly
June,

Thanks so much for the message about Just's book. It will be awhile before I buy it (maybe I'll put it on my Christmas wish list) and then get around to reading it, but I am interested. Are there earlier books of his you would especially recommend?
I usually try to read a couple of books by a "new" (at least to me) author.

What are you reading now? I'm just finished with one book and about to start another -- I have too many in my TBR stack so choosing the next one is always interesting. So many books, so little time, as they say

molly
Hi, June

Thanks for adding my library to your list. I see we have some favorite authors in common. I have been reading about Ward Just's new book -- I've never read anything by him before -- and I think I might like this one (Exiles in the Garden).

Good reading, June.

molly
Hi! Thanks for adding me to your list. Have a good day. Mary Lou
Thanks for adding me to your interesting libraries, even though we only have one book in common ;)
" No birth certificate is issued when friendship is born.
There is nothing tangible.
There is just a feeling that your life is
different and that your capacity to love and care has
miraculously been enlarged with out any effort on your part.
It's like having a tiny apartment and somebody moves in with you.
But instead of becoming cramped and crowded, the space expands,
and you discover rooms you never knew you had
until your friend moved in with you."
-- Steve Tesich
Thanks for the interesting library listing.

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