Random books from littleshell's library
Airs Beneath the Moon (Horse Mistress Saga) by Toby Bishop
Love for Sale (Grace & Favor Mysteries, No. 4) by Jill Churchill
Austenland: A Novel by Shannon Hale
Fatally Flaky: A Novel (Goldy Schulz Culinary Mysteries, No. 15) by Diane Mott Davidson
Death of a Domestic Diva: A Toadfern Mystery by Sharon Short
Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke
Goose in the Pond (Benni Harper Mystery) by Earlene Fowler
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Interesting libraries: 1001Fantasy, jekindell, pagerd, pprothro, readinggeek451, stevielyn
LibraryThing authors: Brandon Sanderson (BrandonSanderson), Clare B. Dunkle (clarebdunkle), Hope Edelman (hopedel), Naomi Novik (naominovik)
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Favorite authorsJane Austen, Janice Young Brooks, Charles Dickens, Janet Evanovich, Earlene Fowler, Anne George, L. E. Modesitt, Jr., Mercedes Lackey, Madeleine L'Engle, Jane Lindskold, Anne McCaffrey, J. K. Rowling, J. R. R. Tolkien (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresGently Used Books, Indian Path Books
Favorite librariesChester County Library & District Center, Henrietta Hankin Branch of Chester County Library
About meI am a technical writer, so I prefer amusing and light "off-duty" reading. Years ago, my job was so reading-intensive that I couldn't read at home. It is the only time when I wasn't in the middle of several books at a time. Many years ago, my mom used to sigh when she saw how quickly I finished a book. Then she decided that I "got my money's worth" from a book since I read them over and over again.
About my libraryAlthough this list is currently mystery-intensive, that is because you can gulp them quickly. The writers seem to be more prolific and are certainly more available in the average public library. However, my first (book) loves are fantasy and science fiction, especially ones with animals. I believe animals make life and stories much richer. It's the main flaw I find in the Modesitt books, although he is otherwise one of my favorites.
I am in a paring-down phase of my life, so this list is mostly books that I have read recently. My goal is to have less books [gasp]. I know that this is a shocking concept to many LT members, LOL. There was definitely a time when my ideal home would have been rooms lined with books, but I have learned that I am happier and think more clearly in an uncluttered place.
That said, I have found it very difficult to release my possessions (especially my books) without finding them good homes. I also find that making a list is an important part of the process. Not to mention that I hate reading a book only to realize that I am actually reading it AGAIN [sigh]. Not that there's anything wrong with that! I just prefer to do it on purpose.
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posted by Esta1923 at 4:52 pm (EST) on Aug 27, 2009