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Library97 books — see library

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Tagshistorical fiction (45), English classic (29), American classic (20), contemporary fiction (17), Pulitzer Prize (10), American history (9), Russian classic (6), memoir (4), American fiction (3) — see all tags

Groups75 Books Challenge for 2008, Anglophiles, Group Reads - Literature, Non-Fiction Readers, What Are You Reading Now?

About me Teacher, bookseller, life long bibliophile. Wide range of reading interests - history and biography, environmental issues, classic literature (particularly British and Russian writers), art and art history, food and cooking, mystery.

Favorite contemporary authors: Doris Kearns Goodwin, Joseph Ellis, Alexander McCall Smith, Elizabeth Kolbert, Michael Pollan, Atul Gwande, Peter Hessler, Jhumpa Lahiri

Favorite classics: Anna Karenina, East of Eden, Gaudy Night, Cold Mountain, Possession, Age of Innocence, The Moonstone, Pride and Prejudice, My Antonia, To Kill a Mockingbird

About my library I only list the keepers and classics on Library Thing - not every book I own. Many books come and go - once read, off to Half-Price, given, or loaned. My collection of children's books are, for the most part, not listed nor are anthologies such as the "Best of" series compiled each year in areas such as magazine or food writing.

Real nameEmily

LocationDeep in the heart of Texas

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Account typepublic, free

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Member sinceMar 30, 2008

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Thanks so much for your reply concerning The Age of American Unreason. I am still interested in it, but now I think that I will search for a reasonably priced copy instead of leaping at a full-priced one. How I love LT!
Hi

Thanks for your comments re. The Holbein painting at the Frick. About 15 years ago, I found the Frick museum (by accident) after visiting the Met. It is such a gem!

I like your descriptiveness re. the painting. I visited the Museum of Natural History a few weeks ago..took my granddaught to see the dinosaur bones. I travel to New York often (live in Bethlehem, PA) and your comments re. the Holbein painting prod me to want to re-visit the Frick.
Roz Chast- "Emit Sparks"

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