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The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X
Anne of Avonlea (Dover Juvenile Classics) by L. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery
Hidden Staircase, The (Nancy Drew Mysteries S.) by C. Keene
The Shining by Stephen King
My Antonia by Willa Cather
A Widow for One Year by John Irving
"G" is for Gumshoe (The Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Mysteries) by Sue Grafton
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About meI live in the Midwest, majored in English literature and somehow wound up in graphic design. My tastes run to the eclectic. I suppose I like almost everything except Westerns and technical manuals. And if it were a very useful technical manual, I might like that too.
About my libraryAs someone else on here said, I don't intend at this moment to break my library down in a coherent way as to what I have in my actual possession. Rather, I think it would be fun to try to make a no-holds-barred catalogue of every book I've ever read. It does make me feel like one of Terry Pratchett's Auditors, but it has an undeniably satisfying element. Also, it's interesting to see what logical structure Librarything makes out of all this chaos, and who might have the same kind of taste I do. Or lack thereof, in some instances.
As a caveat, my star rating is more a reflection of how much I enjoyed the book at the time I read it, be that age 9, 15, or yesterday, rather than an assessment of its intrinsic literary value. I don't pretend to speak for all of humanity and the literary canon - just myself - so if it brought something to me at the time, I awarded it stars accordingly.
I am so obsessed by this site. It's like having one of those dreams where you find everything you've ever had and lost in a big attic or a bookstore somewhere - like the end of Labyrinth, where Sara is tempted by the old lady with all of her lost and forgotten toys. Librarything - the library of forgotten toys. And, it recommends new things to you! I'm in love.
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posted by glowing-fish at 6:14 pm (EST) on Oct 4, 2009
Do you actually resemble Major Katsuragi?
posted by glowing-fish at 10:33 am (EST) on Oct 3, 2009
I'm getting a degree in Professional Arts majoring in Communications Studies. Right now I'm a Library Technician (2-year college diploma) and am on my way to Librarian (Master's degree). Most of the classes I take are on Film, Radio, Newpapers, The Internet, etc., so with my option courses I decided to go the other way and look at the Classics - I just finished a course on Ancient Greece - very cool (while I was taking that I read Gene Wolfe's Soldier of the Mist Series) and am currently taking a two-part Rome and Early Christianity course, which is actually a lot of fun!
I'll have to check out the Elizabeth George books, as my wife runs through all the mystery series I bring her at an incredible rate.
What did you end up getting your degree in?
posted by bookmonkey00k at 1:08 pm (EST) on Oct 1, 2009
Thank you for your recommendations on my post about finding my ideal book. I'm looking forward to trying them, nice of you to take the time to suggest them.
best,
Caroline, myidealbook
posted by myidealbook at 9:56 am (EST) on Sep 28, 2009
The big series I'm reading roght now is Steven Saylor's books of Ancient Rome - basically murder mysteries set during the Roman Republic. I'm taking a distance-learning course through Athabasca University in Rome and Early Christianity, and figured the series might complement my school work.
I've never actually read anything by Elizabeth George - they are British Murder mysteries, right? Are they any good?
posted by bookmonkey00k at 2:37 pm (EST) on Sep 25, 2009
posted by bookmonkey00k at 1:13 pm (EST) on Sep 25, 2009
If it's ok with you I added you to my interesting libraries. We share several books, mostly classics, I lived in Cincy for 3 yrs and majored in English literature. Happy Reading !
David
posted by DavidShellhamer at 1:54 am (EST) on Sep 12, 2009
http://christophertusa.com/
Thanks,
Chris
posted by cmtusa at 1:20 pm (EST) on Aug 13, 2009