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Maxwell's Ghost: Epilogue to Gavin Maxwell's Camusfearna by Richard Frere

Voyager by Diana Gabaldon

My country : the remarkable past by Pierre Berton

First crossing : Alexander Mackenzie, his expedition across North America, and the opening of the continent by Derek Hayes

Voyageurs by Margaret Elphinstone

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About meI am an avid reader--Canadian but living in Scotland. My collection of books is always growing and I love the used and antiquarian bookstores here in Scotland--they're fabulous!!

About my libraryI own over 400 books, of all different genres and authors.

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After midnight by Susan Sallis

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Consider an island = An t-Eilean sgitheanach by Rhona Rauszer

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In Flanders Fields and other poems of the First World War by Brian Busby

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The Stuarts' Last Secret by Peter Pininski

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This is my country, what's yours? : a literary atlas of Canada by Noah Richler

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The butterfly plague by Timothy Findley

Hey, I just looked you up as there was only one other person apart from myself that had Gavin Maxwell Ring of Bright water Trilogy - and now I know why you've read it . . . living in Scotland! Have you seen an otter there? I often wonder if any of the wild otters at Sandaig are related to the two otters that escaped from the cottage. It's anice thought, don't you think?

Emy

posted by emyjane at 7:04 pm (EST) on Aug 11, 2006