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The Rescue (The English Garden Series, 2) by Lori Wick

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The Fires of Heaven (The Wheel of Time, Book 5) by Robert Jordan

In Trouble's Arms by Ronda Thompson

Into the Wilderness (Wilderness Saga 1) by Sara Donati

Wildflowers by Catherine Greenfeder

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About meWhen people ask me where I’m from, I answer that I was born and raised in the North (Portland, Maine - that’s why I talk funny) then refined in the South. A former human resource specialist with additional background in process refinement and quality control, I’m now retired and have plenty of time to read. I have lived in several Maine towns, North Carolina, Michigan, and now call Florida home.

Even though I am a fan of romance and historical novels, my library includes a broad range of fiction and non-fiction materials. A love of children’s literature cultivated as a child, parent, grandparent, and 4-H leader continues to this day. I dream about writing the great American novel, but never seem to get beyond the dreaming stage. So far my writing has been limited to essays, newsletters, workplace manuals and training materials, blogging, and of course book reviews.

A youthful longing to have a personal library has materialized into a houseful of books that includes a library/media center. My e-book library has reached over 200 books and is still growing. E-books are portable and a wonderful addition to a paper library. In addition to LibraryThing, my reviews may be read on my blog, Reading with Muzzie and on Fictionwise.

About my librarydivided between fiction, non-fiction with a growing number of e-books, mostly fiction. I am still in the process of entering into LT's database

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posted by drparadise at 8:37 pm (EST) on Feb 23, 2009

Hi Muzzie, just left you over at CM and jumped in here. You can find me here too. I wrote motivation for years while I taught in Tampa FL and now have switched to Fiction because I have had a lot of stories roaming around in my mind that I wanted to write for young people. Reading is the key to enlightenment and the pathway to a good education. My own daughter began reading at age three and love books. She is also the editor on most of my recent books. She has a BA in English and is planning on a PhD. My children have all worked hard for their education and I have not had to pay a bit for it, they have had some great scholarships.

Nice to see you here.

posted by drparadise at 6:48 pm (EST) on Jan 14, 2009

I just read your answer on the early reviewers group. I have to say that I was very impressed that you spoke up on the side of reason. I am truly at a loss as to why someone asking a question is such a big whop. If you find the question annoying or rudimentary, why not just skip over and ignore it. Why do you have to be rude about it and justify it by saying that you think the person asking was being lazy? Websites like LT are about socializing with people with similar interests, if you are too irritated with a question, then you may need to take a chill pill. Anyway thanks for responding with such grace and sanity.

posted by TrishNYC at 1:58 pm (EST) on Sep 4, 2008

Delighted to find you via a sensible response to someone who was griping about answering questions from new folks. (And we share "Tryst," a book that still moves me even tho I'm old and have reread it many times!)

posted by Esta1923 at 12:41 am (EST) on Sep 4, 2008

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