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Patty Griffin - Children Running Through

I finally got a copy of Henry Bellamann's first novel Petenera's Daughter. It was written in 1926, and because he wasn't very well known until he wrote Kings Row 15 years later, it was hard to find a copy for under 100 bucks.

i read an advanced copy before it was released and LOVED it.

1. The Crocodile on the Sandbank – Elizabeth Peters 2. The Curse of the Pharaohs – Elizabeth Peters 3. The Mummy Case – Elizabeth Peters 4. The Sweet Potato Queens' First Big-Ass Novel: Stuff We Didn't Actually Do, but Could Have, and May Yet by Jill Conner Browne and Karin Gillespie 5. Black...

Usually as I'm clearing out my bookcase I'll take the books to Half Price Books and sell them. A lot of times I'll have some stuff that I know they won't buy, or things like advanced readers that I can't sell and I'llleave those in the lobby of the apartment complex and someone always snatches...

Wow, You guys get a little over zealous with the, "OMG we talked about this six months ago" stuff. I like to listen to music when I read, and I can also read while the tv is on. The only time I have an issue is when people are talking loudly around me. I'm not sure why I can handle a TV but...

I'm a manager in a bookstore, and the first thing I usually have to do when I'm interviewing is point out that there's no time for reading while on the clock. Most people are shocked by this revelation.

I have at least an hour everyday on my lunch break, and I usually read for an hour before I go to bed. That's a minimum. Mostly for me it's just a matter of turning off the tv and curling up with a book. I can mulit-task though. I can read if there's music or a tv on, and I know not a lot...

I have most of my fiction alpha by author, then another bookshelf in the other room mostly has my boyfriend's sci-fi stuff and biographies on it.

So far I think they're fantastic. My boyfriend wanted something new to read, and I'd heard some good things about them. We're reading the series together and we're both just loving Amelia. I'll hav eto check out the Egyptian history book, and the gothic romances as well :)

1. Like People In History - Felice Picano 2. Next - Michael Crichton awful awful awful 3. A Coventry Christmas - Becky Cochrane really sweet and endearing. It helps that the author is a friend, and it's set in Houston 4. And Only to Deceive - Tasha Alexander another really amazing...

Actually, if any of you have read tinstead of just criticizing the people who have, it's a decent read. I wouldn't give it five stars, but it's an interesting book. If you like celeb bios that give you a different view of the subject this one is excellent. Jameson is actually a very smart...

We Are The Ones We Have Been Waiting For - Alice Walker His Dark Materials Boxed Set - Philip Pullman The Polysylabic Spree - Nick Hornby Housekeeping Vs. The Dirt - Nick Hornby Captain Alatriste - Arturo Perez Reverte Purity of Blood - Arturo Perez Reverte The Fencing Master - Arturo Perez...

that is one of the reasons I love working for Borders.

The Meaning of Night - Michael Cox The History of Love - Nicole Krauss Housekeeping Vs. The Dirt - Nick Hornby slow month for me

I just got Eustace and Hilda by L.P. Hartley after reading Nick Hornby's new collection "Housekeeping Vs. The Dirt."

Wicked by Maguire. I try to be a little diplomatic about it, but really I hated the book!

Yeah, a quick google search confirms. You can't find Vida Winter because she's a character in a book.

Is she a real writer? I read The Thirteenth Tale (and loved it) and thought she was figment of Setterfield's imagination.

last was Corinne Bailey Rae, and I just bought tickets to see Imogen Heap again in November!