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Libba Bray, Cormier and me: Adventurous Eating
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Libba Bray, Cormier and me. Reflections of a Teen Librarian. View my complete profile. Cake recipes Automatically "And" search terms on 2008-07-10 03:29 PM. The Tree Shepherd's Daughter. The Adoration of Jenna Fox. Edited by David Levithan and Daniel Ehrenhaft. By Jane Yolen and Adam Stemple. A Curse as Dark as Gold. By Maud Hart Lovelace. Librarian D.O.A. The Garden In August. Carol has her nose in a book. Something to think about. Personal Project: Learning About Russia. Son of a gun, I used it again.
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Libba Bray, Cormier and me: Cleery Superhero!
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Libba Bray, Cormier and me. Reflections of a Teen Librarian. View my complete profile. Cake recipes Automatically "And" search terms on 2008-07-10 03:29 PM. The Tree Shepherd's Daughter. The Adoration of Jenna Fox. Edited by David Levithan and Daniel Ehrenhaft. By Jane Yolen and Adam Stemple. A Curse as Dark as Gold. By Maud Hart Lovelace. Librarian D.O.A. The Garden In August. Carol has her nose in a book. Something to think about. Personal Project: Learning About Russia. Son of a gun, I used it again.
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Carol has her nose in a book: February 2011
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Carol has her nose in a book. Sunday, February 27, 2011. From the first word. Mere sentences in to reading C.J. Sansom's. I was back in Henry VIII's London with Matthew Shardlake, the hunchback lawyer and solver of mysteries. Queen Catherine Parr has asked Shardlake to pursue the case of a former servant's son (now dead of a suicide? I think I'll go spend some time with him right now! Labels: C.J. Sansom. Wednesday, February 9, 2011. The carrot dangling in front of my nose. About the Roman emperors Hall ...
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Carol has her nose in a book: from the first word
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Carol has her nose in a book. Sunday, February 27, 2011. From the first word. Mere sentences in to reading C.J. Sansom's. I was back in Henry VIII's London with Matthew Shardlake, the hunchback lawyer and solver of mysteries. Queen Catherine Parr has asked Shardlake to pursue the case of a former servant's son (now dead of a suicide? I think I'll go spend some time with him right now! Labels: C.J. Sansom. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other brilliant blog writers. Adventures in Sewing - and life.
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Carol has her nose in a book: November 2009
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Carol has her nose in a book. Monday, November 30, 2009. Jumping on the bandwagon. Over the last several months, I have placed requests on. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. I loved this book! I want to be friends with every single character! I want to move to Guernsey and live in a cottage by the sea! Each character has a distinct voice and personality and each is definitely quirky. Run, do not walk, to your library and check out this book- I guarantee you will enjoy it! And is off to a...
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Carol has her nose in a book: September 2010
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Carol has her nose in a book. Friday, September 24, 2010. Oh,what to read, what to read. The big day is Monday and my house is a disaster. I brought my suitcase up and am throwing things in it as I think of them. Packing for the unknown is such fun. I don't know how long I'll be away, where I'm going and when- this is not the way I live my life. My over-riding concern is what will I read in the hospital. I have checked and rechecked my bookcases and this is what I've come up with (for now):. That's the p...
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Carol has her nose in a book: June 2010
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Carol has her nose in a book. Saturday, June 26, 2010. A latecomer but, at last, I'm here. Working in a library, I request books on CD for people quite frequently. They all tell me the joys of a wonderful narrator, the companionship of a good book while spending extended hours in a car and on and on. Frankly, I'm not having it. But then. Yesterday, driving from quilt shop to quilt shop (3 in a day- heaven! I listened to it. I loved, loved, loved it! I'll never give up the joy of a book in my hand but I w...
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Carol has her nose in a book: perfect day
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Carol has her nose in a book. Thursday, January 13, 2011. I managed to make an early escape from the reference desk on the first day of our new computer catalog system (whew! Thanks to a school visit to Garlough Elementary's 3rd graders. I visited 3 classes of terrific 8 year olds who greeted me with cries of "I remember you! And "I remember when you read. Talk about feeling special when they remember something I did 2 years ago. This time I read Kevin O'Malley's. Once upon a Royal Superbaby.
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Carol has her nose in a book: December 2009
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Carol has her nose in a book. Monday, December 21, 2009. Shake my sillies, er, sequels out. At this time of year, when every hour of the day is filled with something that must be done, when the world is looking back at the wonders of the year (! With nostalgia, when the sun is out such a pitiably short time of the day (week, month.), I just need to be reading light and frothy books. Last week, I laughed my way through three of them- what a good week! Oggie Cooder, Party Animal. Please, say yes to that one.
