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A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller

Peter Pan (Penguin Popular Classics) by J.M. Barrie

When We Were Orphans by Kazuo Ishiguro

Startled by His Furry Shorts (Confessions of Georgia Nicolson) by Louise Rennison

The Summer Riders by Patricia Leitch

THE MAMMOTH BOOK OF HAUNTED HOUSE STORIES (MAMMOTH) by Peter Haining

Night Plague by Graham Masterton

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Tagsnon-fiction (60), 1001 (24), Art (11), Equine (10) — see all tags

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Groups1001 Books to read before you die, 50 Book Challenge, Christianity, Feminist Theory, It's a LondonThing, Narniaweb, Non-Fiction Readers, Philosophy and Theory, Tea!, The Green Dragonshow all groups

Favorite authorsF. Scott Fitzgerald, Stephen King, Ian McEwan, Sylvia Plath (Shared favorites)

About my librarySplit between Buckinghamshire and Bristol right now. Slowly smuggling more to Bristol despite a lack of room.

Real nameChloe

LocationBristol, England

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For all our different tastes, you and I share a lot of books...second only to wisewoman I think.^^
Hee hee. Yes, your eyes do not deceive you. I have to admit I felt funny adding it, and wondered if it would cause a scandal. I better confess in the Books thread right away :-P

Anyhow, yes, yesterday evening I stopped at the library to pick up some things I had on hold. I always check their sale shelves when I go there (surprise surprise) and I'd found five passable paperbacks to adopt (they are five for a dollar). And then I glanced at the special price shelf, almost as an afterthought... and there the Pullman omnibus sat with a $1 tag on it. It was in good shape and I did some quick soul-searching. I had recently been thinking I might want to read the Dark Materials books eventually, and Pullman had been brought to mind again because of the Magician's Book review I just did. Anyhow, I decided that owning and reading these books wasn't going to turn me into an atheist; I hope I am mature enough in my faith and as a person to be able to enjoy the works of authors whose views I disagree with. I could be snarky and say that doesn't seem to be the case with Pullman himself, but I won't :-P. So anyhow, yes, the book came home with me and I'm sure it and the rest of my library are eying one another askance as it sits on my computer desk. I hope they are able to get along.

At the very least, reading Pullman's books will give me a lot more credibility when discussing him and his vicious criticism of Lewis and Narnia. I do find it funny that Pullman denounces Lewis for instilling his personal values into his books, yet Pullman seems to have done the very same thing. It should be a fun review to write :-P
Heehee, thanks. It's all library booksales and thrift stores, mostly. I see it as insurance for when I won't be able to pop into a sale whenever I feel like it. I will always have something to read — and my kids won't have a chance NOT to like books :-P
Hey!
Just wanted to stop by and say thanks for adding me as a friend.
~PA aka Andrea
LOL HAI.

You be a spy, indeed.

And yah, I have Never Let Me Go.
Is King's Everything's Eventual good? I tried to find it last night at the library and had no luck. I'm guessing 1408 has stirred up interest in it.
Hurro Chloe :]
Your picture is cute ^_^
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