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About meI teach high school mathematics for a living, I read to learn, and I rescue Persian cats to save my spirit.

About my libraryI read just about anything! To see what I have been reading, check out my 50 Book Challenges:
LMHTWB's 50 Book Challenge 2013
LMHTWB's 50 Book Challenge 2012

Because I finished my 50 book challenge early (should have done the 75 book challenge instead), I've started another challenge -- alphabetic authors. To follow along, see: LMHTWB's Alphabet Challenge -- Authors

For fiction, I tend to read the snobs-r-us literature, such as Salmon Rushdie, or Napoleonic naval novels, such as Alexander Kent, for pure relaxation. Lately, my brain has turned to mush and I'm reading cat cozy mysteries.

For nonfiction, my reading reflects my various hobbies/careers. I have plenty of math books (as I teach math), cat books (volunteer with cat rescue groups), cookbooks (love fine food and can't afford eating out everyday), and art books (how I supported myself before teaching).

My rating system is as follows:

5 stars -- excellent. I will read it again.
4 stars -- very good with some minor problems. For example, the problem may be with the character development (fiction) or with the some of the suggested materials (nonfiction). I'm glad I have the book and I will read again at some point.
3 stars -- good, but with more problems. As above, the book had flaws but in this case, the flaws were significant. While I'm glad I read it once, I probably won't read it again.
2 stars -- not good. I had major problems with the book, to the point that I considered putting it aside. While I read the entire book, I felt like it was a waste of time. I won't read it again.
1 star -- bad. I may not even finish the book and I will get rid of the book.
0.5 stars -- truly awful! I've only ran into 2 books like this, but they were books that I actively hated after only 2-3 pages.

Just to clarify, to me, getting rid of a book is akin to amputation.

Groups50 Book Challenge, Alphabet Challenges, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, Cats, books, life is good., Hobnob with Authors, I Survived the Great Vowel Shift, Mathematics, Member Giveaway, Naval History and Fiction, ReadaThingshow all groups

Favorite authorsMargaret Atwood, James Joyce, Orhan Pamuk, Salman Rushdie (Shared favorites)

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Member sinceJun 5, 2011

Currently readingModern geometries by James R. Smart
Take, Burn or Destroy by S. Thomas Russell
Nelson: The Sword of Albion by John Sugden

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What a face! She looks a little irritated, but I'm sure she's sweet as her namesake underneath -- and great color coat! When you have energy, snoogy her right on the nose for me :)
Interesting! I've not been around too many unneutered males so never noticed that!

My black kitty, Puck, is the smallest in the group and isn't quite a year old, but she's feisty as all get out and regularly wrestles with my 16 lb male Horry (she's about half his size, but she jumps on HIM). She also plays fetch with paper wads or stuffed mice, and will DEMAND (in her very penetrating high pitched voice) that I come and play with her, usually about 5 minutes after I've settled in bed with a book. I don't refuse her, though, because there is nothing quite as adorable as watching a cat chase down something and carry it back. I especially like making orange paperwads for her to chase because they look good against her fur. She plays with them by herself on the stairs, too. Her only problem is that Zeus wants to play sometimes, and he slobbers all over her paperwads, which takes all the fun out of them.

She jumps into my lap, insists on getting into my pants when I'm in the bathroom (I never go to the bathroom alone because there are two litterboxes in there. I don't dare shut the door) and will even ride around on my shoulder. She's sweet as sugar, but she is very bossy!
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What a face! He looks a little like he's got a mouthful or is holding his breath. My experience with black kitties is that they are bossy, know what they want, and some of the most lovable critters anywhere.
Thanks Linda, but I have nothing against cats, I just don't want them falling in the soup!
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I really do love Persians. I just don't want to do the maintenance! Love the little pink tongue!
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I am loving each and every kitty you have in your picture gallery! Give them all a snuzzle for me!
Thanks for inquiring about Gifts adn Consequences. Did you get the email I sent with the coupon?

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