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The Mirror Crack'd (Miss Marple Mysteries) by Agatha Christie
My Life by Bill Clinton
Everyday Zen: Love & Work by Charlotte Joko Beck
The Witching Hour (Lives of the Mayfair Witches) by Anne Rice
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
Walden and Civil Disobedience (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (B&N Classics) by Henry David Thoreau
At the Edge of Empire: The Backcountry in British North America (Regional Perspectives on Early America) by Eric Hinderaker
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About meHello - I'm Katie and new to New Hampshire. So far, I love being here. I'm fulfilling my dream of living in a draughty little house in the mountains and it's lovely. I work at a local hospital in behavioral health services where my undergraduate degree in Social Work comes in very handy. However, I'm thinking of grad school and an MLS or MLIS is tantalizing. We shall see.
In 2008, I participated in the 50 Book Challenge; my challenge thread can be found here.
In 2009, I am participating in the 75 Book Challenge; my chellenge thread can be found here
About my libraryI have a fairly eclectic library. I really enjoy reading feminist fiction/nonfiction - most notably in my collection would be books by Margaret Atwood, Joanne Harris, Alice Hoffman and about Eleanor Roosevelt, although I'd love to read more female 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. I'm hoping to fix this with my 999 Challenge.
I've only recently been adding books to my library that I don't actually own, which are tagged: do not own. I will also try to tag how I got my hands on it.
I've also only recently discovered the "Date attained," "date began," and "date read" fields. I've tried to update that as close as possible; I don't put exact finish dates in my book journal (paper, not on the computer), just the month and year. Because of this, I've used the first day of the month as my finish date just to make things easy. Plus, it still gives me a good idea when I finished it.
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Congratulations on your "hot review" status found on today's home page. Your review of Pride and Prejudice is great!
Linda
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Deborah
posted by arubabookwoman at 2:53 pm (EST) on Feb 4, 2009
Thanks for noting The Dahl book The Witches as one of your favorite January reads. I was able to obtain a copy from my local library and it is next up to be read.
posted by Whisper1 at 12:03 am (EST) on Feb 3, 2009
I've been following your thread on the 2009 75 book challenge. I also note that you have added some historical books to your library recently. I'm curious about [Truman]. Did you read this one yet? And, if so, what did you think.
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Thanks for dropping by. Have a great afteroon!
Stasia
posted by alcottacre at 2:04 pm (EST) on Jan 6, 2009
Some books I've gotten a chance to jot down in the past, but right now I have to rely on memory & a little help from google :) I know I've read a ton of books, but I don't think I can remember every single one, so I'm just putting the stuff I can recall.
Haha. Backwards or chronological, whatever works best for you :)
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posted by PhoenixTerran at 4:04 pm (EST) on Nov 25, 2008
I am nautilus on Ravelry. There seemed to be lots of "lefty" names, which could be confusing in a forum-type setting, so I went with the book reference.
posted by lefty33 at 8:44 am (EST) on Oct 15, 2008
They said they credited you $5, so I hope you get to use it on something fun! Thanks again for telling me about them!
Lots of exclamation points! I'm still excited from opening my yarn and cataloging it on Ravelry. :D
posted by lefty33 at 10:17 pm (EST) on Oct 14, 2008
If you don't get your $5 referral prize soon, let me know so I can tell them you deserve it! I followed the link from the email you sent me, but there wasn't anything that had me enter your name or anything. Hopefully the link worked like it's supposed to.
Happy reading & knitting! :)
posted by lefty33 at 5:18 pm (EST) on Oct 9, 2008
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