Pimp your inventory - September 2009

I have a copy of Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Safran Foer- paperback (ISBN: 9780141008257) in reasonable condition with some wear and tear and a bit of spine angle.
It is on a lot of wish-lists, so I thought to ask here first before I list it in BookMooch. Let me know if you would like it and I will reserve it for you - I am happy to send this worldwide.

I currently only have the Da Vinci Code up for trade. It's the hardcover edition, and has slight shelf wear and slightly dirty. I'm currently still reading it, but it will be available to ship by 9/6/09. Just a side note for anyone who's interested, I have a catagory on my LT for books that will be available to mooch. Currently, there's only the Da Vinci Code but there should be more in the future!

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/drizzlegirl

Just thought I would post this here: Just in case anyone is interested I have a copy of "Marley & Me: Life and Love with the World's Worst Dog" that I was going to put on BookMooch... It's condition isn't perfect: The book itself is in good condition, but the dust jacket is a bit worn. It is a bit torn at the top of the spine and has a few bend on the inside front flap.

If you still have it available, I would like Everything is Illuminated--I am carolchezi on Bookmooch--I don't know how this works though http://bookmooch.com/m/bio/carolchezi

Repost from old thread:

I just got the list of books I need for school. I'm not optimistic they'll be many kicking around, but I might as well try!

Goodnight Desdemona by Ann-Marie Macdonald (I think it's the book, not the play, but I'm not actually positive)

Solomon Gursky Was Here by Mordecai Richler

The Tin Flute by Gabrielle Roy

Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry by Stacy Malkan

and Turbo Chicks by Mitchell Rundle

The others are textbooks:

Philosophy of Sex and Love by Trevas, Zucker, and Borchert

A New Anthology of Canadian Literature in English by Bennett and Brown

Feminist Issues by Nancy Mandell

and Making Sense of Language by Blum

Thanks for reading!

#4: carolcat

It's yours - I will list and reserve for you tonight when I get home, and send you a notification. :)

I have a few items that I wanted to give my fellow LT members first dibs on. Each is on a wishlist or two. Each book is in different condition, if you are looking for collecting purposes some are old Library books with all stickers and such included. All the books are second hand though some are in worse condition then others...

Fear and Trembling by Robert Bloch
The Hitchhiker by R.L. Stine
One Last Kiss by R.L. Stine
The Beast under the Wizard's Bridge by Brad Strickland - Mooched
The Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde
Everlasting by Kathleene E. Woodiwiss
Murder Well-Done by Claudia Bishop
The Letter, the Witch and the Ring by John Bellairs - Pending
The Ghost in the Mirrior by John Bellairs - Pending
Domestic Pleasures by Beth Gutcheon
Bridge to Terabitha by Katherine Paterson (This is the movie tie-in)
Socks by Beverly Cleary
Pirates by Will Osborne and Mary Pope Osborne
Day of the Dragon by Mary Pope Osborne
Blossom by Andrew Vachss
Sudden Mischief by Robert B. Parker
Past Pretense by Sharon Gwyn Short
The Science of Discworld by Terry Pratchett, Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen (This is the first of the three books).

If you're intrested or want to know the condition feel free to drop a message on my profile here on LT. I do ship worldwide, but I am on limited funds so it could be a bit of a wait if I get a lot of requests. I have a whole other batch to list later as well.

My mom gave me a box of books to put in our yard sale later this month, but I thought I'd offer them on BookMooch instead.
The Shell Seekers by Rosamunde Pilcher (very beat up paperback copy)
the following are all hardcovers in decent condition:
State Scarlet by David Aaron
The Scarlet Mansion by Allan W. Eckert
The Sands of Time by Sidney Sheldon
Jackie After Jack: Portrait of the Lady by Christopher Andersen

Due to limited funds, I'm only doing mooches in the U.S.

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/sauscony

I have two excellent Bookmooch journals in my inventory right now. Never done a BM Journal? It's like a collaborative art project. Each journal has a theme. After you mooch it, you add something to the journal and then put it back on Bookmooch so it can continue its journey. Once it's full, it gets sent back to the original creator of the journal. It's my favourite thing about Bookmooch!

BM JOURNAL: We Don’t Eat Meat: Vegetarian/Vegan Stories, Recipes and Tips

BMJournal A Year of Poetry Journal

Pick a day and add a poem! Or two or three! I loved this one.

http://bookmooch.com/inventory/Danneeness

Hey everyone, I'm giving away "Order of the Arrow" by Michael T. Hinkemeyer. I thought I'd post it here, in hopes that someone may want it. I'm in the US and would prefer to ship to others in the US. This book is in perfect condition.

The book itself seems decent, though admittedly it's not quite my style. It's a romantic suspense type of piece, and I'm not much on romance :D. I'm sure someone else would like it far more than my self! Thank you!!

Inventory: http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/twilightnocturne

Book: http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0812509684

I've just listed the first two novels in the Inspector Lynley series by Elizabeth George.

A great deliverance and Payment in Blood. I just couldn't get into the first so both need a new home!

#8 Quaisior - I'd like to have All Too Human: The Love Story of Jack and Jackie Kennedy. My username is the same as my LT name.

I have 52 books in my inventory a little of everything!Check it out here
http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/susiesharp

My points are getting low, so I thought I'd mention some highlights from my inventory here. I'm aiming for a mail-out on or just after 15SEP.

The Conjurer's Bird by Martin Davies
Everyone Worth Knowing by Lauren Weisberger
Arlington Park by Rachel Cusk
Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri

I'm starfishian on BookMooch too.

Business-Related Books

I've just added the following business type books to my inventory. Because it can be tricky to search for books by topic on Bookmooch, I thought I'd list them here:

Death by Meeting by Patrick Lencioni -- Mooched

Mastering the Rockefeller Habits by Verne Harnish

From Work to Eternity by Graydon G. Watters

Financial Survival for the 21st Century by Graydon G. Watters

The first two books are on multiple wishlists.

Please note that the second two books relate to retirement planning, and are slated towards Canadians. Government regulations for retirement planning are probably different in the rest of the world.

All four books are in excellent condition, and look new.

I'm ready to add a few more books to my inventory.

Since these next three are wish-listed books, I thought I'd list them here first, before I add them to my inventory.

Me to We : Finding Meaning in a Material World by Craig Kielburger

Accordion Crimes by E. Annie Proulx

The Haunting by Shirley Jackson

The first book is in very good condition, the other two are in good condition, with a couple of minor defects, which I will itemize in the condition notes when I list them in my inventory.

Am still emptying a few shelves, and I ship worldwide without problem.:

* Philip Pullman: The Golden Compass and the Subtle Knife. Two paperbacks in relatively good condition. A tiny tear on the front cover of the Golden compass.

* C. J. Sansom: 2 Tudor mysteries, with "Sovereign" and "Revelation". Second hand books, ok condition.

* Kate Elliott: Spirit Gate, fantasy. Good condition.

* Kate Mosse : Labyrinth. Good condition.

* Elizabeth Gilbert: Eat, Pray, Love. This one is on about 300 hundred wishlists (I was amazed when I looked that up on BM!)

* Lynn Flewelling : The Bone Doll's Twin. Good condtion.

#12 karenmarie, sorry about that, I forgot to post the link to my inventory. I edited my post with my inventory link and I reserved the book for you.

MOOCHED!!

Skittles, I would love to have that through BM. I have a friend who is wild about cats and who also carries a mini battery-operated fan in her purse for hot flashes. (It's a wonderful device...she has been kind enough to share it with me). I think she would love this book. My username on BM is dadena. Thanks!

#19 Quaisior - thanks! Just mooched it.

Most is secondhand books, thirdhanded books if you count me. They're in good condition, but i'm not gonna vouch for all of the books that they are in a pet-free and smoke free environment as i do not know the history of most of the books.

I have some young fiction books and romance book, historical and comtemp..

Examples of books i have:

Meg Cabot How to Be Popular

Cara Lockwood I Do (But I Don't)

Carole Wilkinson Dragon Keeper

Takashi Matsuoka Cloud of Sparrows
My inventary is http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/neonazu.

So check them out! :)

USA/CANADA/MEXICO POSTAL CODES ONLY (sorry)

I gather this book is valuable, but it was my birthday yesterday and I only paid a quarter for this, so...

I just picked up a hardcover copy of Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are at the local thrift store! It's not exactly in gift-quality condition since there are a couple small tears to the jacket, but there are no marks inside at all and it's been well-cared for (the binding is still good).

I'll reserve this copy for the first qualifying BM member to reply in this thread, add it to my BookMooch inventory this week, and mail it out next Wednesday.

----This offer is now closed since I received a request for the book.

--Edited to mention reply received--

I have added The good doctors to my inventory. This was an advanced reader copy (noted on front cover, paperback) which I received as an Early Reviewer.

I just added A Supremely Bad Idea to my inventory. I received it through ER, but as far as I can tell it's the paperback edition of the book rather than an ARC.

ETA: Wow, that was fast! It's spoken for.

Anyone collect old Penguins?

Green
Christopher Bush The Case of the Tudor Queen
David Dodge Plunder of the Sun. Penguin Crime No 1022

Orange
A. P Herbert Holy deadlock Written in the thirties, the book that led to the liberalisation of Britain's divorce laws.

A re-published WWII classic (not a Penguin)
W.Stanley Moss Ill Met by Moonlight (Cassell Military Paperbacks)

I'm going to uni a month from today, and I'd really like to clear out my inventory before then as I'm not taking any of it with me, so get mooching:)

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/rubbah

2-for-1 mooches within the UK, remind me when you mooch!

Summer Boys: http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0439540208
Rumors (A Luxe Novel) -- Canada only for this one as it's heavy: http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0061345717
America: The Book -- Canada only: http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0446532681
Eragon: http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0375840540

Of course, scanning the topic list means that I missed this first time around. Ignore the thread I started.

I have not one, but two copies of The Road by Cormac McCarthay. I found them both at a garage sale today. I also found an incredibly battered edition of Pride and Prejudice, which is free with another mooch.

To get The Road by Cormac McCarthay: http://www.bookmooch.com/detail/9780307387899
To get Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin: http://www.bookmooch.com/detail/0141439513

(all copies of "The Road" have have been mooched)

Now added the following to my inventory

Order of the Arrow by Michael T. Hinkemeyer - http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0812509684

The Citadel by A.J. Cronin - http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0316161837

Gray Apocalypse by James Murdoch - http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/B001XV94OS

I've love to get one or so of these off my hands..running out of book space..LOL. If anyone wants one feel free to mooch! US please.

Have posted a few more books in the past couple of days that are in great condition -

Bavarian Cooking by Olli Leeb - mooched
The Fondue Cookbook by Hamlyn - http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/0600605175
A First Book of Japanese Cooking by Masako Yamaoka - http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/4770011598 (mine has a different cover)

If you like true adventure stories you may like The Voyage of the Northern Magic: A Family Odyssey - http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/0771082630

Myths as told by women - Amazon Story Bones by Ellen Frye - http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/1883523001

Mid-19th Century tale of a woman who is forced by sickness and disaster to navigate her husband's ship - Departure by Janet Stevenson - http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/0936085371

And, finally, the age-old question Are Men Necessary? by Maureen Dowd (insert Mr. H rolling his eyes here) - http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/0399153322

Unfortunately, I have had to reset my status to my country only, as I have used up this year's book budget a bit early. I am always happy to reserve for an angel, and will reserve a book while you find an angel if you e-mail me.

VeraMarie
http://www.bookmooch.com/m/bio/veramarie

msf59- if The Story of Edgar Sawtelle is still available I'd love to read it!

I'm desperately short of space and really need to clear some of my inventory.

So I am currently offering 2-for-1 on all mooches. Just mooch the books you want and I will return the points when the books are shipped.

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/excelis

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/marabw

I just added a ARC of Murder on the Eiffel Tower to my inventory.

For those of you who are intrigued by the history of the twentieth century, I have a book available which reveals the diplomatic and political activities in the White House from December 1941 to April 1945. It is the story of President Roosevelt and his most trusted adviser, Harry L. Hopkins. Mr. Hopkins began as a political adviser during Roosevelt's election campaigns. He held no government office, had no official title, collected no salary from the government, did not even own a home. He did, however, have his own bedroom in the White House and the ear, and the trust, of the most powerful man on earth. All during the war he served as the personal envoy of President Roosevelt to foreign leaders and governments, and did not report to, or answer to, the U.S. State Department. He did this despite the fact that he was slowly dying of stomach cancer. When he was journeying to Britain on a British battleship to consult with Prime Minister Churchill, the ship's doctor confined him to bed for the entire trip due to exhaustion. The name of the book is 'Roosevelt and Hopkins; an Intimate History' (1948). This is a fascinating story. Mr. Hopkins died in 1947, his great contributions to the struggle known to few.

#41 JimThomson - sounds good, I mooched it and another book from you.

I have a couple paperback bestsellers, most of which already have multiple copies available so I thought I'd offer them up here. They are in almost new condition. I got them from a friend, but I just don't read these types of books.

If you're interested, they are:

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown
Deception Point by Dan Brown
Absolute Power by David Baldacci
Last Man Standing by David Baldacci
Rough Justice by Jack Higgins
Man in the Middle by Brian Haig
The Seven Sins by Jon Land (sorry, couldn't find a touchstone)
The Race by Richard North Patterson (the only hardcover in the bunch)

If anyone's interested, send me a message or check them out in my inventory (http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/sylviao)

How many Dan Brown books are available on BM? Millions? Hundreds of millions?

I've added a few new ones to my inventory that I've recently read and reviewed if anyone is interested:

Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements
The Kiss by Sophia Nash
Dangerous Lover by Maggie Shayne
From Dream to Dream by Arlene Golds

My inventory:

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/jenine

I've added a few romances in the past week:
Some Enchanted Evening by Christina Dodd
The Mermaid by Betina Krahn

Also, I just added the following books from the Shannara series by Terry Brooks:
The Sword of Shannara
The Elfstones of Shannara

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/sauscony

Older baseball related books, for example :
Primitive Baseball: The First Quarter Century of the National Pastime
The 1988 Elias Baseball Analyst
Image of Their Greatness

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/rkchr

>44 RidgewayGirl:

I know! I feel bad for contributing even more. : ( I was hoping to get them to a good home instead of just condemning them to the library book sale.

#48 I saw many Dan Brown, James Patterson, Dick Francis, and Janet Evanovich books at the Library Book Sale last Thursday. Beautiful hardcover books with perfect dust jackets.

Added some science fiction paperbacks today:

The Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (bm link)
The Ringworld Throne by Larry Niven (bm link)
The Naken Sun by Isaac Asimov (bm link)
Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein (bm link)

Other SF available:

Harvest of Stars by Poul Anderson (bm link)
Heart of the Comet by Gregory Benford (bm link)
World Without End by Joe Haldeman (bm link)
Daggerspell by Katharine Kerr (bm link)
Prince of Mercenaries by Jerry Pournelle (bm link)
The Caves of Reglathium by Mike Sirota (bm link)
The Alexandrian Ring by William R. Forstchen (bm link)
Mindbond by Nancy Springer (bm link)

Will send any pair internationally (with a double mooch)

(edited for improved formatting)

Doing a lightning promo for the long weekend in our islands
2-for-1 on my books, from Sept 18-21

Check out my inventory -- have about 60 titles ready for you
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/libreria

and just indicate that you are mooching the books for the promo

I am set to "ask me first", but have always said "yes"

THANKS AND HAPPY WEEKEND TO ALL :-)

I have some romance and YA/kids books taking up much needed shelf space. It needs a new home.

I also have a green-and-white Penguin Classic Crime edition (1987, I think) of Margery Allingham's Police at the Funeral, slightly battered but very readable. I spotted it at the second-hand bookshop this afternoon and pounced on it before anyone else could snap it up - and then discovered when I got home that I already have a copy.

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/catym

Is anyone looking for Son of a Witch? I have a copy in good condition that will be ready to mail out on 9/22/09. Thought I would give ya'll first call!!

If you like mysteries, I have a hefty portion of Sue Grafton's alphabet mysteries (something like A - P, missing a few here or there). All except C is for Corpse are in very good condition. C has been beat up. Just a little though :P

I have a copy of Eclipse up for grabs if anyone is interested. As it is a special edition it is not showing on the main search where 500+ people have it wishlisted, so it might stay there for a while.

Condition is as follows:

Paperback, slightly dog eared, and considerable creasing on front cover and spine. Otherwise clean.

Due to the weight of this book I can only send it by sea mail from Australia. This means it could take anywhere between 3-4 months to arrive at most overseas destinations.

Sorry it's been mooched.

I just listed We need to Talk about Kevin and Such a Pretty Fat.

michellereads (on both)

#56 Timing is everything ;)

#57 - oh yeah!

Pleased to "meet you", Donna. Next ship date is October 2nd - hope that's okay. 32 books (about 20 packages) went out yesterday - all but three internationally....whew....me and the credit card need a break :)

Just posted:

The Cat Who Went Into the Closet by Lilian Jackson Braun (#15 or 16 in the series)

and

The Granny by Brendan O'Carroll (Bk.3 in the Agnes Browne trilogy)

http://www.bookmooch.com/inventory/iwillrejoice

I'm desperate to clear out the last few books in my inventory, so I'm giving the following away for free. :D I'll charity your points right back to you -- ALL of them!

Take one or take them all! I'll be sending them surface mail, however.

Elizabeth George - A Great Deliverance
Elizabeth George - Payment In Blood
Sue Grafton - A Is for Alibi
Zilpha Keatley Snyder - The Gypsy Game

........ vikitty isn't LEAVING BookMooch, is she?!

Examples of recent adds:

Over Sea, Under Stone by Susan Cooper
How Many Miles to Babylon? by Paula Fox
Gone-Away Lake by Elizabeth Enright (Scholastic edition)
Aliens in the Family by Margaret Mahy
First Term at Trebizon by Anne Digby
Second Term at Trebizon by Anne Digby
Five in a Tent by Victoria Furman
The House of Tomorrow by Gary Crew

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/bio/bookel

vikiity? vikkity?

#63 she's probably like the rest of us and is trying to make room in anticipation that there are going to be new books arriving.

#64 - Hope so, Donna :)

Hahah yeah, I'm not leaving, but once the last of my books arrive (and these have not budged AT ALL) I will be taking a break. :)

Hoping the last couple "good ones" will be mooched so I have enough points to pay my lovely angels!

Breaks are allowed - I guess!

LOL. I am active on two other swapping websites -- GameTZ and MakeupAlley, so I am going to try and focus more on them once my inventory is cleared.

Since I'm trying to clear out, I've set my status to Shipping Worldwide. :) My swap pile is almost gone -- go nuts!

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/vikitty

Just listed The Pact by Jodi Picoult tonight.

Only two books left in my inventory! *\o/*

A Great Deliverance, first in a series!
A Grave Talent, also first in a series!

72: vikitty
I just mooched one - hope it is OK to send to Australia as it is light (??); let me know if not.

Yup yup not a problem! :D

Hmm.. Its been a while since I posted, so here I go again:

-Roget's Thesaurus Dictionary Format
-Tracy Chevalier The Lady and the Unicorn
-John Dittmer The Good Doctors: The Medical Committee for Human Rights and the Struggle for Social Justice in Health Care
- Christian Harder Serving Maps on the Internet: Geographic Information on the World Wide Web
- John Hersey Child Buyer
- Carol Hill The Eleven Million Mile High Dancer
- K.M.Heal Maple V Release 5 Learning Guide
- Andrei Makine Dreams Of My Russian Summers
- Amanda O'Neill Cocktails: An Easy to Follow Illustrated Guide to Making and Serving Delicious Cocktails
- Steven Roman Access Database Design & Programming (Nutshell Handbooks)
- Kristina Swarner Yiddish Wisdom for Marriage
- Rich Tennant The 5th Wave
- Carolyn Warner Treasury of Women's Quotations

I seem to on a point spending spree lately, so I'm going to give some samples from my inventory a little nudge to pick up the slack:

Job-hunting & financial management books:
What Color is Your Parachute? 2003: A Practical Manual for Job Hunters
Knock 'em Dead 2003
The Motley Fool - You Have More Than You Think : The Foolish Guide To Personal Finance by David Gardner

U.S. History:
Hail to the Chief: The Making and Unmaking of American Presidents by Robert Dallek
The Golden Door: Italian and Jewish Immigrant Mobility in New York City by Thomas Kessner

Young Adult/Children's books:
The Most Embarrassing Mother in the World by Peter Filichia
Jacob Have I Loved by Katherine Paterson
The Eyes of Kid Midas by Neal Shusterman
Summer of the Monkeys by William Rawls

Books in my Inventory That Will Never Be Mooched (re: the other thread here on the LT forums):
iMac for Dummies
1401 More Things That P*ss Me Off.
- a novelty book listing all manner of annoyances, and its sequel
1401 Things Even More Things That P*ss Me Off. 2 for 1 for those.

Other:
Christmas Carols - Piano Scores A book of piano scores for children with full color illustrations and lyrics.
Composition Skills the English Book vol. 2
A Book of Your Own - Keeping a Diary or Journal by Carla Stevens

There's also assorted other fiction/non-fiction in my inventory.

Has anyone here read the book That Summer by Sarah Dessen? I need some help for a school project. 6 household objects to symbolize the book. Please help me!

Thanks

"That Summer" by Sarah Dessen is like an iron, because it's heavy and flat and contains irony.

It's also like a kettle, except that you can't put water in it and it doesn't whistle.

...i got nothing.

ETA Disclaimer: MrAndrew Inc. takes no responsibility for failing marks that may result from the use of our products. If you develop a rash after using MrAndrew Inc. products, discontinue use immediately and seek qualified medical attention. Batteries not included. Objects in MrAndrew Inc. posts may be closer than they appear. Warning: contents are hot.

Thanks! I will use that one okay so now I have four. only two more to go!

Just posted five Gena Showalter books, in very good to like new condition:

Jewel of Atlantis - mooched
Heart of the Dragon - mooched
The Darkest Night - mooched
The Darkest Kiss - mooched
The Darkest Pleasure - mooched

I cannot currently afford to send internationally, but am more than happy to hold a reservation while you look for an angel.

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/veramarie

Eh... all mooched, thank you so much!

>44 RidgewayGirl:

Currently, only about 250,000 books are available on BookMooch. Has its ever been (much) more?

Just listed Twilight.

Not very many books so far, I'm afraid - resorting all my books out and starting my inventory again from scratch. http://bookmooch.com/inventory/lydiathinks. A bunch of books, UK-only unless overseas people want to mooch multiple books.

Does anyone want these books? I thought I would try book mooch instead of abandoning my books at the nearby bus stop.
http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/selenaselena
After spending ten dollars shipping a paperback overseas I'm having second thoughts. I have one book about child psychology interesting for someone who takes care of babies.
Your Child at Play : Birth to One Year (Your Child at Play Ser.)
Harold Brodkey The Runaway Soul
Tracy Chevalier Falling Angels: A Novel
Michael Cunningham The Hours: A Novel
Jostein Gaarder Sophie's World: A Novel About the History of Philosophy
Amy Tan The Hundred Secret Senses
Wharton The Reef

Edwin, for counting purposes, Dan Brown, John Gresham and James Patterson's books are omitted since they constitute half of all the books in existence.

#86 - Seriously? If so, I didn't know that.

Wow. that seems impossible!

No, I'm kidding. But there are a lot.

It sure seems that way

#90 - I will never trust you again :)

I'm going to be listing books 2-8 of Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse series but I'm scared of having my email box swamped so I'm going to be reserving them as I list them.

I'd prefer not to send more than two to each person just because the shipping costs would skyrocket once I hit three books.

So if anyone wants a reservation or two, please leave me a message on my profile with the titles you want. :D

I wasn't going to list them originally, but I picked one up to read again today and sadly it's just not as enjoyable the second time around, unlike the other books in my collection.

EDIT: 2, 3, 5, and 6 are gone!

Most of the books I've posted recently have already been mooched, but I added The Fleet Book One edited by David Drake & Bill Fawcett last week (it contains stories by Janet Morris, John Brunner, Bill Fawcett, Jody Lynn Nye, Margaret Weis, Robert Sheckley, Steve Perry, E. Gary Gygax, Poul Anderson, Anne McCaffrey, and David Drake)

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/sauscony

93: Of course, the day AFTER I buy book 8! Sadly, I know what you mean about them just not being the same the second time around. Still good, but my memory made them much much better.

I have a copy of the heavily wishlisted The Yiddish Policeman's Union up for mooching. It's not showing in the regular searches.

http://bookmooch.com/m/detail/0007257406

I have a little of everything in my inventory from Popular Adult authors such as-Mitch Albom
-Suzanne Brockmann-Catherine Coulter-Mary Higgins Clark-Janet Evanovich- any many more..
Also Young Adult-Richard Peck- Joan Bauer-Avi-Ann Brashares
Fantasy- Some David Eddings
A Few Non- Fiction-Rick Warren-Tom Brokaw

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/susiesharp/0/-/-/9999/50

MsDonna, is your book gone now? If not, I'll mooch it!

Sorry Michelle, it went pretty quick.

Thanks anyways, Donna - that's okay - I thought so, and I don't even have it on m wishlist so I am certainly not crushed by disappointment :)

M.

I have a copy of The Nonesuch by Georgette Heyer to list. ISBN 0553253824. It's a 1990 paperback with a little bit of waviness to the pages. There are a few stains on the outer edges and the pages are slightly yellowed, but the binding is still good and there are plenty of reads left in it! A good reading copy. Drop me a note on my profile and I'll reserve it for you.

And while I'm here, here's my inventory: http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/wisewoman