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About my libraryI love books. I love being surrounded by books. I love stack after stack after stack of books full of bountiful wonderful stuff. Books pile up in the living room, the kitchen, on the dining room table in big tottering stacks, on piles on the floor in the bedroom, in the office, and in the guest bedroom/library/telescope room!

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Heigh ho, me hearty! I see you have a copy of “A Pirate of Exquisite Mind” in your library. The Highly-Rated Book Group is boarding the Pirate Ship of William Dampier and heading off into the high seas for a rollicking Buccaneering Adventure in the wild blue yonder. We are splicing the main brace and trimming the sails to set off with the tide on 3rd November 2008. So don’t be a landlubber, come and swash some buckles by climbing on board at:

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