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About meI am a women in my late thirties from a small rural town in Western Australia. I am a mother to 2 children and own my own business. I also work part-time at one of Western Australia's universities. I spent 4 years living and working in Europe which has reignited my desire for travel and adventure (which at the moment is done through reading). My interests are wide and include reading, travelling, history, social justice issues, gardening, cooking and quilting.

About my libraryI have a broad range of tastes and styles when it comes to reading. My (and hubby's) bookshelves have just about every genre imaginable: classics, philosophy, biography, memoirs, travel/adventure and historical fiction and non-fiction not to mention a few cookbooks and lots of books on sustainable living, gardening and patchwork. I am still in process of going through my library and putting them all on here.

Currently reading:

The Thing Around Your Neck - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Women of the Klondike - Frances Backhouse
Half of a Yellow Sun - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Cranford - Elizabeth Gaskell
Someone knows my name - Lawrence Hill
Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire - Amanda Foreman
A Midwife's Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary, 1785-1812 - Laurel Thatcher Ulrich

The Outlander - Gil Adamson
Three Men in a Boat - Jerome K Jerome (reading aloud to my son)

Books I have read so far in 2009

A Women's Education - Jill Ker Conway
Female Chauvinist Pigs - Ariel Levy*
A Room of Ones Own - Virginia Woolf
Road from Coorain - Jill Ker Conway
Not like my mother - Ruth Reichl
Sweet surrender : love, life and the whole damn thing - Mary Moody
Twilight series - 4 books - Stephenie Meyer
Freya Stark: Passionate Nomad - Jane Fletcher Geniesse
Shadowlands - The true story of C.S Lewis and Joy Davidson - Brian Sibley (audio)
Sugar Camp Quilt - Jennifer Chiaverini
Cave in the Snow: A Western Woman's Quest for Enlightenment - Vicki MacKenzie
Wolf Brother - Michelle Paver (JF)
The Life you can save - Peter Singer
The Floating Brothel - Sian Rees
Buddhism for Busy People: Finding Happiness in an Uncertain World - David Michie (audio)
Nine Parts of Desire - Geraldine Brooks
Educating Alice - Alice Steinbach
Without Reservations - Alice Steinbach
Spilling the Beans - Clarissa Dickson-Wright
Life of Pi - Yann Martel

*study related

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Currently readingGreat pioneer women of the outback by Susanna De Vries
Someone Knows My Name: A Novel by Lawrence Hill

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Sounds like you have a fun holiday planned!
I found this internet resource for fabric shops in Lancaster County:
http://www.quiltart.com/lancaster.html

Enjoy!!
How are the travel plans coming? Best, Lois
Yes I am a Canadian! Have you read Roughing It In The Bush by Susanna Moodie? (Life In The Clearing Versus the Bush is the sequel) It is even better then Life In The Clearing! Canada has alot of great writers..I'll try and think of some others to recommend. When I go on trips I seem to spend a great deal of time on researching the books I should take, also if at all possible where ever I go I like to check out their bookstores and usually always buy as many that can fit in my suitcase to take home.
Cheers!
Heather
Yes I am a Canadian! Have you read Roughing It In The Bush by Susanna Moodie? (Life In The Clearing Versus the Bush is the sequel) It is even better then Life In The Clearing! Canada has alot of great writers..I'll try and think of some others to recommend. When I go on trips I seem to spend a great deal of time on researching the books I should take, also if at all possible where ever I go I like to check out their bookstores and usually always buy as many that can fit in my suitcase to take home.
Cheers!
Heather
Thanks for adding me to your interesting libraries list. I also have my own business, 2 children, love gardening, travel and of course reading! You have a great library!
Happy Reading!
Hi, I saw your post on Reading Globally that you hope to travel to the US in April. Where do you hope/plan to visit? Are your children coming with you? My husband and I plan to spend three weeks in Australia in August. We are very excited although I can't say we look forward to spending most of a day on an airplane. Best, Lois
Hello Alexandra!
Yes - TV prog made two or three years agoa - it involved a lot of very fast shots.

If you think I can help with info re training and good practice, please contact me. Always happy to help fellow professionals!

best wishes
Liz
Hello!

You are most kind to add me to your list of interesting Libraries. I am not worthy but appreciate your interest.
Long live Aussies, is all I can say. You have great writers, great readers and several members of my extended family in your country. Hope to hear some more from you in the future.
Good reading accompany you throughout 2008 and beyond. You own Library looks good!
(p.s. Try Peter Ackroyd's London - brilliant and fascinating!)

Bestest
LIz
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