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The Nowhere Hunt (Diadem Novels, Book 6) by Jo Clayton

Searoad: Chronicles of Klatsand by Ursula K. Le Guin

Where Echoes Live by Marcia Muller

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LibraryThing authors: Janny Wurts (JannyWurts), James Elkins (JimElkins), Ailbhe Leamy (ailbhe), Craig Nelson (craigz), Diomidis Spinellis (dds), Elizabeth D. Zwicky (ezwicky), Hope Edelman (hopedel), Monica McInerney (monica_mcinerney), Sarah Beth Durst (sarahbethdurst), Susan Wittig Albert (susanalbert), Susie Bright (susiebright)

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CollectionsYour library (3,998)

Reviews86 reviews

Tagsfiction (1,740), non-fiction (1,030), mystery (717), children's fiction (543), read in 2007 (530), picture book (301), fantasy (220), used in 2007 (159), reference (112), children's non-fiction (107) — see all tags

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GroupsCombiners!, For Parents: Raising Readers, I Survived the Great Vowel Shift, New Zealand Thingamabrarians, Unofficial

Favorite authorsSusan Meddaugh, Daniel Pinkwater (Shared favorites)

About meThe library belongs to the family; an American book addict and IT professional (it's hard to encapsulate a 20-year career in a meaningful phrase), an Australian system administrator, and an Australian-American female child (born March 2004).

About my libraryIt looks like it's on the order of 5,000 books, so if you're wondering something like "Why are there so many books late in the alphabet?" or "Do they own NO technical books?" blame it on what we've catalogued so far. It's about 70-30 fiction/non-fiction, mostly genre fiction (murder mysteries and science fiction). But I have a fondness for references, including useless reference works (obscure personality-typing theories are my favorites, and I'm still hoping to run across a book my father had as a kid which mapped people to the rivers of the world).

I lived in Switzerland for a while, we have family in New Zealand, and I come from a family of linguists, so there are some odd sub-categories, some of which are harder to catalog than others.

Almost all of the books have been read by somebody in the family (usually me, Elizabeth, because I read at breakneck speed).

Homepagehttp://www.otoh.org/xwiki/bin/view/Elizabeth/

Real nameElizabeth Zwicky

LocationSilicon Valley

Emailzwickyotoh.org