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The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream by Barack Obama
A Million Little Pieces by James Frey
We the Living by Ayn Rand
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4) by J.K. Rowling
Rachael Ray Express Lane Meals: What to Keep on Hand, What to Buy Fresh for the Easiest-Ever 30-Minute Meals by Rachael Ray
Generalist Practice with Organizations and Communities by Karen K. Kirst-Ashman
The Struggle for Europe by Chester Wilmot
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Member: fasciknitting
Library162 books — see library
ReviewedNone so far
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Tagsread (82), tbr (6), unread (5), Jackson Brodie (2), Atwood (1) — see all tags
Groups50 Book Challenge, Atwoodians, Austinites, Girlybooks, Group Reads - Literature, Happy Heathens, Knitters Inc.
Favorite authorsMargaret Atwood (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresHalf Price Books - North Lamar, Half Price Books - Parmer Lane
Favorite librariesAustin Public Library - Milwood Branch, Austin Public Library - Spicewood Springs Branch, Perry-CastaƱeda Library
About me Hello - I'm Katie from Texas. In my free time, I can be found doing two things: knitting and reading (and watching television, but that's usually while knitting). Throughout the year, I have a hard time balancing my activities; I usually knit like a mad woman and read nothing or vice versa. I'm working really hard at dividing my time equally between the two.
I see that I'll have a chance a little later to discuss my reading practices, so instead I'll talk a little bit about my knitting. I started knitting in November of 2004 by teaching myself from a "Learn to Knit" Kit from a craft store. It took an incredibly long time to actually learn how to do the knit and purl correctly, but by gosh, I finally got it! I tend to knit mostly socks and shawls, but am hoping to make a sweater soon.
I live with my boyfriend and my dog and we're all dreaming of a life in New England... we'll see about that though.
I'm participating in the 50 Book Challenge; my challenge thread can be found here.
About my library I have a fairly eclectic library. I really enjoy reading feminist fiction/nonfiction - most notably in my collection would be books by Margaret Atwood and about Eleanor Roosevelt, although I'd love to read more authors or about other successful women. I also have a soft spot for classic literature, although I don't/have not read as much as I would like. Another genre I like is thriller/mystery: Kate Atkinson, Agatha Christie, Dean Koontz, Stephen King, etc.
The books I have listed on LT only contain the works that I actually own. I do not add books that I've checked out from the library or borrowed from a friend - it just helps me keep my collection straight, that's all :)
Homepagehttp://www.sewfasciknitting.blogspot.com
Real nameKatie
LocationTexas
Emailkatie.gilley
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Member sinceFeb 19, 2008

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posted by tropics at 3:48 pm (EST) on May 16, 2008
Hi again! Of course you can pick my brain about the UNT SLIS program. You might also want to check out some of the threads on the Librarians who Librarything board-there are a few threads about being in school and considering it.
As for what they look for in their program-the folks at UNT really value a diverse background from their students. So, any major you had as an undergrad is useful for them-obviously, there are lots of English, History and Education majors (there's also a big school librarian program there), but there were also a few business majors and biology majors (like yours truely). A less-than-stellar undergrad GPA is forgiven by decent GRE results.
If you have more questions (which I'd be tickled to answer), email might be more efficient. My email address is kaelirenee@hotmail.com. Good luck with your admissions!
Kaeli
posted by kaelirenee at 1:56 pm (EST) on Apr 29, 2008
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