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About meCoffee Addict, Torch Singer, and Librarian Ninja.

And because people tend to ask, Kid Silk Haze is a type of yarn. The greatest yarn in the universe. It's made by Rowan and is fuzzy and soft and warm and comes in good colors.

About my libraryShared with Dan... and now! in order! on shelves!

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Real nameJennie Rothschild

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Member sinceOct 21, 2005

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That's Life, Samara Brooks by Daniel Ehrenhaft

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Young Charles Darwin and the Voyage of the Beagle by Ruth Ashby

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Betsy-Tacy (Betsy and Tacy Books) by Maud Hart Lovelace

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Vögelein: Clockwork Faerie by Jane Irwin

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The Ballet Family by Jean (Mabel Esther Allen) Estoril

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Hunt!: Can You Survive the Stone Age? (Step Into History) by Julia Bruce

Hi!
I saw in the 'Librarians who Librarything' group that you're a MLS student at U of Maryland! Cool! I'm currently completing my undergrad degrees, and am quite interested in Maryland, . If you have time time, would you be interested in chatting with me about the program and the school? I'd love to get an insider's opinion. Hope to hear from you soon!

posted by Audacity at 7:52 pm (EST) on Nov 11, 2008

d'oh—just read your description of yourself. Ok, everyone knows. It's not just an in-joke that I was in enough to know.

posted by nyrbclassics at 11:39 am (EST) on Aug 31, 2008

Kid Silk Haze!—how many people know that your name is an homage to a type of yarn?

posted by nyrbclassics at 11:36 am (EST) on Aug 31, 2008

*waves* Hi! :D

posted by abbylibrarian at 7:45 pm (EST) on Apr 29, 2008

In some ways, Moll's story is mirrored by izlammic women's today -- unable for the most part to make a living except in illicit ways, no matter how strong their will is. I really enjoyed how deFoe tied together all the different strands...but was miffed at how he neglected to tell what happened to all her children! At the end when she meets up with her son and tells him he is her Only son(!), I felt annoyed!
Amy

posted by SaintSunniva at 9:42 pm (EST) on Sep 11, 2007

I'm a third of the way through Moll Flanders and just got around reading the LT reviews, including yours. I'm wondering if you meant to say you wish it had been half as long? It's kind of funny to imagine Chatty Cathy's story going for Twice As Long, and her listener appreciating it! Anyway, it gave me a laugh reading your review and some of the others, but frankly I think it's sort of a depressing story, because of the truth of it being probably the way of it for most women in that day.
Amy

posted by SaintSunniva at 4:38 pm (EST) on Sep 5, 2007

Thanks for using the "meddling kids" tag.

posted by espertus at 3:50 pm (EST) on Apr 4, 2007

Did you finish Wide Awake? I loved it and was curious to see what someone else thought.

Cheers,
Amanda

posted by arak at 10:43 pm (EST) on Nov 21, 2006

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