Saturday marked another spring book sale at the library! I tell you, it feels like Christmas when I walk into that room filled with row upon row of books. This year's numbers: 30 books for $2.00, approximately 6.67 cents per book. YAY!
Here is a list of my finds:
1. Loose Girl: A Memoir of Promiscuity by Kerry Cohen
2. The Shutter of Snow by Emily Holmes Coleman
3. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
4. Meeting Luciano by Anna Esaki-Smith
5. The Christmas Box by Richard Paul Evans
6. The Woman and the Ape by Peter Hoeg
7. Something to Tell You by Hanif Kureishi
8. The Second Death of Unica Aveyano by Ernesto Mestre-Reed
9. Brown Eyes Blue by Carolyn Meyer
10. The Kids are Gone; The Dog is Depressed & Mom's on the Loose by Shelley Fraser Mickle
11. Beloved by Toni Morrison
12. Now You See Her by Whitney Otto
13. The Seamstress by Frances De Pontes Peebles
14. Good Hearts by Reynolds Price
15. The Promise of Rest by Reynolds Price
16. Roxanna Slade by Reynolds Price
17. What Happened to Henry by Sharon Pywell
18. My Jim by Nancy Rawles
19. Mollie Peer by Van Reid
20. Rowing in Eden by Barbara Rogan
21. Vanessa and Virginia by Susan Sellers
22. I Loved You All by Paula Sharp
23. H by Elizabeth Shepard
24. The Ballad of Pinewood Lake by Jory Sherman
25. Anywhere but Here by Mona Simpson
26. The Half-Mammals of Dixie by George Singleton
27. Molly Flanagan and the Holy Ghost by Margaret Skinner
28. Daughters of Captain Cook by Linda Spalding
29. Rats Saw God by Rob Thomas
30. Rabbit, Run by John Updike
Now, where to put all of these books . . .
On another note, Happy Birthday to my wonderful mother-in-law! Have a wonderful day!
As I got out my camera last night, my mother-in-law told me that there should be no pictures taken because she didn't look very good. So, what do I do? I took a photo and have now posted it on my blog for the world to see. Here's what I have to say in my defense: She always looks great, whether she's in sweats or all dolled up.
1 comment:
I am so jealous of your book finds! I just bought a gazillion (well, perhaps not that many) books at my favourite thrift store. Most were for kids, so they'll be presents for my nieces and other young friends.
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