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The Night Before Christmas (Baby's First Book) by Clement Clarke Moore

Embedded in America: The Onion Complete News Archives Volume 16 (Onion Ad Nauseam) by Onion Editors

Râja-vidyâ, the king of knowledge by A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupâda

The Birth of the Middle Ages, 395-814 by Henry St Lawrence Beaufort Moss

The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore

The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury

Night Before Christmas (Golden Storytime Book) by Clement Clarke Moore

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LibraryThing authors: Patrick Rothfuss (Rothfaust), Tim Jones (timjones)

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CollectionsYour library (1,102), Currently reading (1), Children / Young Adult books (281), Horses (146), Night Before Christmas (118), @location-rr (662), @location-br2 (127), @location-s (118), @location-br1 (111), @location-piano (14), @location-fr2 (10), @location-br (4), @location-fr3 (3), @location-fr1 (1), All collections (1,102)

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Groups18th-19th Century Britain, Celeste's Library, Cornish books, FantasyFans, Horses, Medieval Europe, Recommend Site Improvements, The Big M Family

Favorite authorsDick Francis, Winston Graham, Christopher Hibbert, Mercedes Lackey, Clement Clarke Moore, Sally Watson (Shared favorites)

About meCeleste's Library
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One of my MANY horse drawingsI like history, both US and European. (My parents, brother and sister-in-law have the US history books which I borrow shamelessly.) I'm an Anglophile. I studied British and Scottish history books before traveling there. I like historical fiction.

I'm into fantasy. I'm a Mercedes Lackey junkie. I also have a sampling of books from art, music, scifi, mystery, romance, religion, and horror genres.

I like to collect books that meant something to me at different points in my life. At one point growing up, I read only horse stories. You'll notice that I still have a lot of equine related books, particularly concerning American racehorses. I run a website devoted to the history, breeding and offspring of a legendary racehorse.

I also run a website for an actor and I have been in a number of amateur plays, so I have a variety of theatre-related books.

Representations of my library and my interests

I love illustrated children's books by good artists. I have a collection of 'A Visit from St Nicholas' (aka 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'). To view that collection, check my tag nb4x. Make sure you activate the "comments" column if you want illustrator information. (By the way, to see another excellent 'Twas The Night Before Christmas' collection, be sure to check out MaggieO's tag ttnbc.)

About my libraryYes, I've read every single book in my library. In fact, that is one of my criteria: I must not only have read it, I have to want to read it again in order to keep the book as my space is somewhat limited (believe it or not!).

Books not listed
I borrow books from family members, friends and libraries. Those books are not on this list. Nor have I listed e-books, yearbooks, trade books, audio books, and instruction books.

Ratings
I used to rate books, but realized with my wide variety of genres I was comparing apples and oranges. How do you compare 'Winnie-the-Pooh' and Euripides? The ratings were conditional and without knowing the conditions, meaningless, so they came down.

Wish List
For those generous friends and relatives wanting to see my wish list, you'll find it here. (And thanks!)

WikiThing
For your convenience (and mine!) my WikiThing user page is here. Also for my convenience (since I hate to scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page) here is a link to the LT blogs.

Artwork
Any artwork on this page which isn't LibraryThing's or book-related is mine and copyrighted. Please don't use it without my permission. (How's that for ego? I love pretending that someone might want to use my work one day.)

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Member sinceJan 28, 2006

Currently readingGrasp the Stars by Jennifer Wingert

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"Has he offered you money to take down the "collections is coming in two weeks" quote yet?"
Nope. And since he hasn't edited his original posting I don't think he cares :-)
I'm another Thingamabrarian who loves your TimQuotes, bnielsen. Has he offered you money to take down the "collections coming in two weeks" quote yet?
Welcome, little Katie! You are gorgeous. I hope your parents will be reading books to you soon. I'm sure you'll have plenty of recommendations.
Shocking. Simply shocking.

Fortunately, there's CartoonStock and Cartoonbank. There's apparently a Finnish cartoon about a swearing hedgehog, but... I don't speak Finnish, so I can't tell what's going on at http://www.kiroilevasiili.fi/vanhatsarji...

(Actually, I lie - "perkele" is one of the swear words. I think it refers to a demon. And siili has to mean hedgehog, so kiroileva refers to swearing. But that's about where I max out.)

Pity I can't draw. And have no creative leanings toward cartooning. Looks like the hedgie cartoon area is wide open!
Don't mean to speak ill of anyone, but SOMEONE doesn't even have a CARTOON book of hedgehogs! I'm shocked, I tell you. Shocked. I like YOUR library, though. A bit smallish, but the quality is excellent.
Did someone mention hedgehogs?
To LibraD: What, no books on hedgehogs?!
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