Random books from annar's library
The Harp Lesson by Emma Tennant
Journey to the End of the Night (New Directions Paperbook) by Louis-Ferdinand Celine
Pilate's Wife by Antoinetete May
The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick
The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory
The Uncertain Hour: A Novel by Jesse Browner
Birds Of Amber by Ibrahim Abdel Meguid
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Interesting libraries: almigwin, Amiziras, ariadne02, catherinepope, DerBuecherwurm, dovegreyreader, fabrile-heart, Gypsy_Boy, jadelennox, nsande, pagesturned, SilverRose, wizardsheart
LibraryThing authors: David Blixt (CALEDFWLCH), Cinda Williams Chima (Weirweaver), Sara Donati (greenery), John Green (sparksflyup), Sandra Gulland (SandraGulland), Joe Hill (joehill), Naomi Novik (naominovik), Deanna Raybourn (deannaraybourn), Brandon Sanderson (BrandonSanderson)

Member: annar
Library552 books — see library
Reviews1 review — see reviews
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Tagsfiction (502), historical fiction (156), england fiction (101), personal (88), ill (83), mystery (63), fantasy (46), juvenile fiction (40), young adult fiction (36), nonfiction (35) — see all tags
GroupsAsian Fiction & Non-Fiction, Read YA Lit, Virago Modern Classics
About my library Sadly,my home is way too small for my needs.Maybe if i could move into Versailles...but I'd still have to add on.So I am forced to borrow most of my books from the library.
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Member sinceMay 2, 2006

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Although we don’t have a lot of overlapping books, I see that we do share several interests, including one in Indian fiction. How is it that you happened to have that particular interest? It’s a category I have read in a little bit but have always enjoyed—and I need to know more and read more. I’ve had only a brief chance to look at your library and your tags (I always find them fascinating to look at; they tell me more, I sometimes think, than even the books do). The breadth of your reading and interests is impressive. I can’t say I know too many people (even here on LT) who have entries under as many different countries as you—from Burma to Egypt and from Iran to Nigeria! Even Wisconsin!
Thanks again for your thoughtfulness.
Dave
posted by Gypsy_Boy at 10:09 am (EST) on Dec 5, 2007
posted by wizardsheart at 12:32 am (EST) on Oct 12, 2007
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