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I guess the questions that I would ask would be: Does the title interest me and if the title interests me, does the blurb about the book hold my interest enough to make sure that I will want to read it? Also I look at what the cover looks like. I know people say don't judge a title by its...

Favourite female writers: Margaret Atwood Meg Cabot J.K. Rowling Jane Austen Jodi Picoult (haven't read any of her books, though ;)) ETA: Why did I do this again *headpalm* Maybe I should have checked before I posted this.

For country of the month, I would like it to be either books set in a certain country or authors from that country.

Size 14 is not fat either by Meg Cabot

I am going to start reading Dracula tomorrow and possibly The Woman in White.

I love Can't Win 'Em All, Beach Reads, and Happy Holidays.

I'm still waiting to pre-order my copy of the last book; I spent $50 on books a few weeks ago and need the money to purchase other things that are more urgent than books. Planning on pre-ordering it in March or April.

For me it was Little Miss Sunshine, The Lake House and The Queen. Didn't really like The Departed. PS I just checked and I have been a member of BAR for a year; today's my first year anniversary being here. Thanks for letting me join the ride :)

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It's happened to me. Same as the poster above me, I tend to go on buying and loaning sprees. Seems I take more than I can chew....

Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood (winner of the 1996 Giller Prize) Summary from the back of the book:

You can purchase a lifetime membership for a one time cost of $25, which I think is cheaper than purchasing a membership on a yearly basis, which reverts back to a public account once the year has expired. I have a lifetime membership and like it much better than re-purchasing my membership...

Finding Noel by Richard Paul Evans The Known World by Edward P. Jones A Tapestry of Hope by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller.

The Tenth Circle by Jodi Picoult

Here's mine: http://www.librarything.com/profile/jaynebosco

Shopgirl by Steve Martin The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro

I don't really have a system that is organized like a real library. On the first shelf, I have my sets and newer books. The shelf below that has my books that I treasure. Below that are my textbooks from 7 years of college. The next shelf has the books that I really don't care about. The...

A textbook for a Shakespeare course; it was the Norton Anthology of Shakespeare and was about $100. I've kept it and I plan on keeping.

That would be the Philosopher's Stone in German?:confused:

I'm very possessive about my books, despite the fact that my mom likes to sometimes take books from them without my knowledge/consent.