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Member: november

CollectionsYour library (140), Currently reading (1), All collections (140)

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Tagssamplers (10), symbolism (7), travel literature (6), illustrated (6), memoir (5), Christmas (4), toxicology (4), illustrations (3), mathematics (3), biography (3) — see all tags

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GroupsNeedlearts

Favorite authorsPatrick Leigh Fermor (Shared favorites)

About meCurrently reading:
The Selected Writings of T.S. Spivet by Reif Larsen
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie


A Time to Keep silence (Fermor)
Finished:
The Shadow Factory by James Bamford
The Lost City of Z by David Grann
Blue Mauritius by Helen Morgan
Wicked Plants by Amy Stewart


Unfinished:
Musicophilia (Sacks)

About my libraryI only list on LT what I actually own. I own more than I have listed.

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Common KnowledgeSeries (20), Awards (25), Characters (124), Places (37)

Member sinceAug 15, 2007

Currently readingBlue Mauritius The Hunt for the World's Most Valuable Stamp by Hellen Morgan

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Hey, thanks for the add for being an interesting library! What particularly about my library interested you? I see some tags in your library that coincides with books I bought my husband too (like cryptology), so we do have overlapping interests.

Since you are interested in gypsies, I thought you might be interested in this diary I posted in my very outdated blog:

http://antiquebooks.typepad.com/antique_...

Cheers-

vintage_books
I'm excited to finally be someone else"s "interesting library"; I've been concerned that I'm really an outlier with very odd interests that don't seem to coincide with many people.

I encouraged that you think paring a library is possible. So far, seven books have made their way to the local book sale.

I actually met Jeffrey Zaslow last week when he was in Des Moines (on his way to Ames for a reading. I'm saving the Girls from Ames for later this year after a high school class reunion and seeing if there is anyone I really want to know.

Thanks and I look forward to future notes!
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