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About my libraryMy library consists of all the books in the house, both mine and my husbands. Duplicates in the library are from when we moved in with each other and could not bear to part with our favoriets, books were given as gifts (unaware that we already owned copies), or books we've read so much we had to buy replacements because the originals were falling apart. One of these days I will go back and mark thsoe I have not read, but that will wait until all the books have been added.

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regarding your comment on the epic fantasy thread - Donaldson has started the The Last Chronicles of Thomas. He's expecting it to be a quartet rather than a trilogy for some reason, and the first two books are already published. Runes of the Earth is the first. I've read both and it's another twist on the fate of the land, the writing style continues pretty much as it was before, so if you enjoye the others I think you'll like these too.

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I spent the first half of seeing the musical Wicked talking about how they mucked up the story. By the second half, I stopped expecting the show to be like the book and I enjoyed it more.
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