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Other favoritesEdmonton Journal "Raise a Reader" Book Drive & Sale

About meI love to read and will read almost anything....seriously! My earliest memories include books. My parents didn't read much, but my Grandmother did and I was always fascinated by her shelves stacked two deep of books. I was later to realize that these weren't just any books. She had a lot of the classics, and a lot of poetry and I am priviledged to have a few of her precious books in my collection. (although at this point they haven't made it onto my LT library list) One of my fondest memories is sitting next to her in our sunroom while she read me poems. I soon found that books were a great way to occupy many otherwise boring hours. We often went on family trips to visit relatives, or the occasional holiday. Books became my way of enjoying the trip and I was fortunate enough to be able to read in the car while traveling and with no unfortunate side effects. They also helped pass the time in other waiting situations. For many years I have rarely gone anywhere without a book...thus my ID on this site...Never without a book. :)

My latest project and one I'm extremely proud to be a part of, is a used bookstore! It's called 'Never Without A Book Ltd.' (nice name...huh? ;) ) We're working very hard to get everything ready and hoping to open in late June/09. If you're in the Edmonton area, please stop in and say Hi! You can also check out the store's page on Facebook and become a Fan! :)

About my libraryCurrently the majority of my library is sitting in boxes in the garage. The books I've listed so far are those I've accumulated in the past year and a half. Some passed on by friends, and others gathered in anticipation of reading the series as a whole. Occasionally I take a break from a series, or a particular genre when I find it's not holding my interest. Consequently my library is quite varied. A banquet for the mind. Hmmmm....what flavour do I feel like today? ;)

My 50 Book Challenge Thread: http://www.librarything.com/topic/39715

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Saw you post a message and see that you love to read. I thought you would be interested in joining my thread. Looking forward to see you there.

http://www.librarything.com/topic/67343
I'm glad you liked it! I couldn't seem to get through the first two chapters.

I'm very jealous, I wish I could play with that many books! It sounds like once things settle down it will be lots of fun (lots of work, but lots of fun too). I don't have a Facebook but I've been thinking about it. Now I have another incentive :-)
I was just stopping by to see if you ever had a chance to read "Secrets Unveiled" (just out of curiosity), but I see you've been very busy. Congrats on the new store! Best of luck with it :-)
That's so exciting about the bookstore! Are you targeting certain types of books or all kinds? I have always wanted to have a cafe/bookstore, but that's definitely not feasible for me right now. However- so glad it's feasible for you and best wishes for it succeeding! What are you naming the store?
Oh, and I forgot to tell you how happy I am for you and your store. You are living the dream! Wishing you all the best with it.
--BJ
I will let you know when I get it in the mail. Then, when you get it maybe you could send me a postcard from Canada. My brother works for Nortel, which is a Canadian company. He lives in Texas, but he has been to Canada many times. I, however, have never been there. I hope that I get it to you soon. :)
--BJ
Hi!
Guess what? Today when I went to the store, I remembered to get a coffee mug of Oklahoma for you! I am sure that you totally gave up on me! Anyway, I wasn't sure what you were looking for in a mug. This one says Oklahoma on it and has a photo of a cowboy on a horse at sunset. It doesn't have a map of OK on it. Is that ok? Let me know where you would like for me to send it, and I will try to get it in the mail. Just to let you know, I am not that good at mailing things, but I do have a package to send to a friend in Mexico and another to send to Texas. Having three to send should get me in gear. Hope you are having a great day!
--BJ
So sorry I haven't gotten the book in the mail yet. I'll try to have it out this week. Yikes- time is flying. I apologize for the delay!
Hi,

LibraryThing contacted me and indicated you were one of the winners of the Early Reviewer Giveaway (for my novel, Dirty Little Angels). Please send me your e-mail address (mine is mail@christophertusa.com), and I'll send you a copy of the e-book.

Thanks for entering the giveaway,

Chris
Hubby mailed it out this morning. Enjoy!
I'm willing to send it to Canada. PM your address and I'll get it off to you.
Hi Kathryn,

PM your address and I will send The Common Bond off to you. You may want to check out Donigan Merritt's website as well. I requested the book after reading about him.

Thanks for the nice comments about my review!!

Irene Yeates
Wow, that was pretty fast! Thanks for letting me know you got it. I hope you enjoy it!

Avis
Hi there...everytime I visit your library I mean to drop a note about your beautiful cat. We recently adopted a b/w Tuxedo buddy from the shelter. He's FIV positive so he can't go outside, we adopted two of them (both FIV cats) so they sit in our windows and bask in the sun, and are delightfully spoiled. If cats could read, I'd come back in my next life as a prima kitty.
Maybe after I get a little better I can find you a mug from Oklahoma. Crossing the panhandle from north to south is really quick! Not much there. I am from Texas and crossing Texas takes a while. There are two major cities in Oklahoma and only really small towns in the panhandle. Did you like New Orleans? I haven't been there in a long time. It had pluses and minuses. One big plus was the wonderful food. Must be a different part of Canada that is getting all the snow. I don't know what to think about global warming. Hope that you are having a great day!
--BJ
Hi Kathryn...

I saw someplace (which thread who knows?) that you might be interested in a group read of Dante’s Inferno. I am planning to start my read on Feb 25th. While I’m not planning to do a college level course in this, I do want to spend a little more serious reading time with this one than I have on some of the others. Please see http://www.librarything.com/topic/56314 to sign up and join the party. Looking forward to 'reading' with you.

Tina (aka tutu)
I heard that Canada has had a lot of snow this year. The panhandle of Oklahoma is really different from the part that I live in. I live in Northeastern OK which is hilly and greener, by which I mean there are more plants and trees. Plus we have black dirt instead of the red clay out west. There is some dramatic landscape in the panhandle area with mesas. I hope this makes sense. I am a little under the weather. My brother works for a Canadian company, Nortel. But he lives in Dallas. He goes to Ontario a lot, though. It seems like a pretty good company to work for.
--BJ
I live in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- about the geographic center of the continental US. We have had an ice storm and my daughter has been out of school all week. The snow part is pretty, it is just the ice that I don't care for. I have a daughter in college who lives in Texas, which is where is am from. I also wish there was more time to read. :) There is so much to choose from out there! I am also doing the 999 challenge, although I think it will be hard to read 81 books. Still, I can try!
--BJ
Hi, Thanks so much for your invitation to be a friend! I enjoy the 50 book challenge group so much and look forward to more conversations on books! I like you your photo of your cat. I have a sweet dog named Tera. She is a golden retriever and is always happy. Have a great day!
--BJ
I'm glad they finally got there!
You're quite welcome! Hope you had a wonderful Holiday!

Cathie
HI there- Happy New Year! I saw your post on the 999 challenge that you are planning to start off with Dante. There are several of us (I have to get the names together from back threads) who have talked about doing a semi-group read on the[Inferno] during Lent. Ash Wednesday is last week of Feb, so I'm going to start then. If you'd like to join in the comments/discussion, please let me know. I'll gather the names and some very loose ideas about how to proceed in early Feb. Anyway, love your kitty.
Enjoy your New Year
Tina
Just wanted to let you know that I am still planning to send the books - I just waited too long and then couldn't cope with the long lines at the post office. Now that it's post-Christmas, I should be able to get into a post office and get them mailed this next week. Thanks for being patient!
Johanna
I'm not sure what it would cost to send to Canada. If I can do it for around $5 I'd be glad to send you both books. Do you want to send me your address and I will try and send them out this week? I'll let you know if it is too expensive to do right now, but I'm thinking it should be affordable. Thanks!
Johanna
Just had to tell you that I had the chocolate and it was delicious. I actually do not believe that I have ever had chocolate combined with hints of citrus. It was so good. Really, really good. Again thanks a mil.
It didn't take to long for the book to get to you. I hope you enjoy it.
I found it brought out a variety of emotions. We took a guided tour of West Point a couple of summers ago. We weren't shown any of the academic buildings.
I would like to have seen the library. Cindy
I'm writing because I noticed you have a book by Andrew Dornenburg in your library. I wanted to let you know that he'll be on LibraryThing for a few weeks (until December 5th), participating in an Author Chat. So stop on by and ask Andrew a question:

Andrew Dornenburg Author Chat
I will send you a message when I mail it okay. Just so you know when to expect it. Enjoy!
Thank you so, so much. I just got the book. Thanks a mil. I LOVED the extra surprise, that was an extra sweet(no pun intended)touch. I am looking forward to reading it.

Have a lovely day.
Trish
Kathryn,
I popped the book in the mail today from DC- the nice postal employee said it should be delivered by early next week.
Enjoy!
Colleen
Kathryn,
It's yours! Drop me a line with your address and I'll pop it in the mail.
Colleen
Hi Neverwithoutabook. I went home and asked my Mum about the 365 Bedtime Stories book - she knew exactly which book I was talking about and knows where it probably is (she's fairly certain we didn't throw it out or give it away), so I'm going to do some digging (literally, it's buried in a cupboard in a wooden crate under some suitcases) and see if I can find it. I'll let you know if I do. If I find it I'll have my bedtime reading sorted for the next year ;-)
Hi. "In Hovering Flight" was claimed. Sorry. I ahve to find it to update.
Hi!

I will absolutely send it to Canada for you :) Happy to!
I reserved so you can be sure to get it if you want.
take care :)

kath
I saw your posting on ARC junkies about A fist full of Diamonds. I would love to read and review it but I am in New York and I have no idea if you will be willing to send it over here. But if that is not a problem, let me know and I will send you my address.
Hi:

I am in the 999 and I see that you have a category devoted to John Sandford's "Prey Series". I am looking forward to your reviews of them as it amy help me recall which books I have read and which ones I didn't. I have a bad habit of reading series books out of order sometimes and I honestly don't know where I left off. Let me know which ones you are missing, I may be able to help, as I think I have some duplicates!

I think I will be reading Secret Prey in my Miscellaneous category.
I know a whole bunch of people are still waiting for hat book, so I'm going to check in with the publisher. But don't worry, I'll mark yours down as missing - so your lack of a review won't count against you for getting future books. And if it does show up, all the better!

Abby
Many thanks for your email, Kathryn. I hope you enjoy reading the titles you pick. Thank you for writing.

Ed
Thank you for accepting.

Happy reading,

Ed Lynskey
Hi, there is always room for another friend
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