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France (Library of Nations) by Time-Life Books

Atlas of Ancient Egypt (Cultural Atlas S.) by John Baines

Interlúdio Negro by Peter Cheyney

Celia Johnson: A Biography by Kate Fleming

The Nine Tailors: A BBC Radio 4 Full-cast Dramatisation. Starring Ian Carmichael (BBC Radio Collection) by Dorothy L. Sayers

Marlene by Marlene Dietrich

Os Vampiros by Jean-Paul Bourre

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Tagsfiction (395), non-fiction (288), history (153), romance (141), folio society (99), arts (94), audio (90), humour (88), mummy's (86), places (78) — see all tags

GroupsAltered States, Ancient Egypt, Ancient History, Audio Books Lovers, Audiobooks, Baker Street and Beyond, BBC Radio 3 Listeners, BBC Radio 4 Listeners, Blur(b), Book Care and Repairshow all groups

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LocationEvora, Portugal

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Member sinceJan 13, 2006

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Hi Kieren,

sorry about the great delay (over a year?!) in responding to your invite to the folio group. I had entered my free 200 books then left librarything alone for a while as I evaluated a number of other packages - only just returned! I still have a few thousand books to list (including a lot more Folio items)and really look forward to the group.

Robin (Mister) K
Hi! Hope you don't mind me asking a question. I notice that you are a member both of Folio Society devotees, and the Everyman's library group. I have a couple of Everyman's and they are very nice, and seem to be much more within my price range than the Folio Society (ie. I could get a lot more books for my money). My question is this: do you have a preference for one or the other? What is the difference between the two? I want to gradually replace my paperbacks with hardcovers (paperbacks are getting tatty), and I'd really like to know your opinion on which way to go (or both?). Thanks.
Thanks for the invite, sorry I was slow to respond!
Hello Kieren,

Thanks for the invitation!

Abraços,

Werner
Hi kieren,

Thanks for the invitation for the Lit in Port group.

Cheers,

Cesar
Thanks for replying!

Cisco is actually from Evora (he's there now, we're on holiday) Anything happening right now he should know about? (he's very, very bored)

I feel your father's pain :)
Thanks for joining Blur(b).
I'm guessing British expat in Evora :)

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