LibraryThing Author: Sara Zarr
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The Weather of the Heart (Wheaton Literary) by Madeleine L'Engle
Rundown (Novel) by Michael Cadnum
Lessons from a Dead Girl by Jo Knowles
The Member of the Wedding by Carson Mccullers
Celine (Sunburst Book) by Brock Cole
101 Margaritas by Kim Haasarud
A Dangerous Profession : A Book About the Writing Life by Frederick Busch
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Friends: 4sarad, gypsyrobin, historycycles, JeremyCShipp, librarianlost, librariansti, lisarenea, pinkymccoversong, sarahbethdurst, Skeveo, wordygirl, YAFresh
LibraryThing authors: Susan Taylor Brown (SusanWrites), James Dashner (jamesdashner), John Green (sparksflyup), Mary E. Pearson (MaryEPearson), Sara Ryan (sararyan), Bill Walsh (wfwalsh), Laura Wiess (gypsyrobin), Sara Zarr (sarazarr)
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Member: sarazarr
Library272 books — see library
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Tagsnovels (146), written by friends (62), ya fiction (42), YA fiction (35), theology and spirituality (29), writing (28), cooking (24), biography / autobiograhy / mem (13), YA Fiction (12) — see all tags
GroupsRead YA Lit
About me I'm 37-year-old writer currently living in Salt Lake City(I'm from San Francisco, originally). In addition to my web site below, you can also visit me at my LiveJournal and at MySpace. I'm the author of the YA novels STORY OF A GIRL (a 2007 National Book Award Finalist) and SWEETHEARTS, both published by Little, Brown.
About my library I suffer from LibraryThing envy when I see profiles with thousands of books, but egads, do y'all really have all those books in your houses? The majority of my reading comes from the public library, hence my relatively small collection here. Also, I've opted not to include our entire family library - just the books that are particular to my work and interests. As you'll notice, I've mostly got young adult fiction, books on writing, Christian living and spirituality, and mainsteam novels. Oh yeah - and cook books. If I were to add my husband's books, you'd see more theology, education theory, our entire collection of classics, and a whole lot of thrillers.
Homepagehttp://www.sarazarr.com
Real nameSara Zarr
LocationSalt Lake City, Utah
Emailsara
sarazarr.com
Favorite authorsNone specified
Account typepublic, lifetime
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http://www.librarything.com/profile/sarazarr (profile)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/sarazarr (library)
Member sinceDec 17, 2005
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posted by pinkymccoversong at 11:53 pm (EST) on Jun 22, 2008
posted by katielibrarian at 9:34 pm (EST) on Mar 29, 2008
I am a teen librarian in a public library in Connecticut. I loved your book Story of a Girl. I have it on my gusty girl display right now. I haven given this book to so many girls to read and no one has been disappointed yet.
posted by picultlover at 5:50 pm (EST) on Mar 14, 2008
posted by oapostrophe at 11:24 pm (EST) on Feb 7, 2008
posted by rawrbree at 11:00 pm (EST) on Jan 7, 2008
posted by Skeveo at 8:51 pm (EST) on Oct 31, 2007
posted by Skeveo at 11:10 pm (EST) on Oct 30, 2007
Maureen
posted by mosylu1 at 1:03 am (EST) on Mar 24, 2007
Just finished Story of a Girl and it blew me away. I loved that there weren't any demons or angels, not even her dad or Tommy and especially not Deanna herself. Keep writing. I wanna see what you do next.
Maureen
posted by mosylu1 at 12:28 am (EST) on Mar 23, 2007
In answer to your question about people who have over 1000 books in their profiles (I'm headed there), I'd have to say that while I do have a LOT of books in my room and recreation room, I'm attempting to catalog and, therefore, keep track of all the books which I've read and have influenced me.
Happy reading!
posted by DonnaPaints at 1:23 am (EST) on Mar 6, 2007
posted by Siouxsun at 10:39 pm (EST) on Dec 19, 2005
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