A Librarian's Life in Books

Hypothesis: In every book, whether novel, non-fiction, or downright fluff, there is something to enrich the lives of the reader if they are willing to dig deep enough in their own minds and think about what they are reading.

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28 November 2011

Post 452: The Night Circus

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The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. ISBN: 9780385534642 (ebook). Morgenstern did something a little unusual in this book, and for some...
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24 November 2011

Post 451: The Help

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The Help by Kathryn Stockett. ISBN: 9781440697661 (ebook). I have serious guilt issues about being white, you guys. And this book was al...
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22 November 2011

Post 450: general update

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So, uh, I am apparently catching up on some popular fiction that I missed earlier this year. The Help and The Night Circus are the two big...
21 November 2011

Post 449: Sunset Park

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Sunset Park by Paul Auster. ISBN: 9780805092868. Sunset Park is about the kind of people who would take over an abandoned house in New ...
17 November 2011

Post 448: The Printmaker's Daughter

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The Printmaker's Daughter by Katherine Govier. ISBN: 9780062000361 (eGalley - publishes November 22, 2011). There has been some not-...
14 November 2011

Post 447: The Complete Maus

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The Complete Maus by Art Spiegelman. ISBN 9780679406419. I wasn't planning to throw this during this set of books, but the library n...
10 November 2011

Post 446: Theft of Swords

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Theft of Swords by Michael J. Sullivan. ISBN: 9780316187749 (eGalley - publishes November 23, 2011). With as much as I bitch about the f...
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07 November 2011

Post 445:The Prague Cemetery

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The Prague Cemetery by Umberto Eco. ISBN: 9780547577531 (eGalley - publishes November 8, 2011). I've had a rough day and probably sh...
03 November 2011

Post 444: The Corn Maiden and Other Stories

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The Corn Maiden and Other Stories by Joyce Carol Oates. ISBN: 9780802126023 (eGalley - publishes November 6, 2011). I think I'll be ...
01 November 2011

Post 443: a general update

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I hope everyone enjoyed Zombies and Lovecraft. I know I did, well, except Jack Barnes is still an asshole. What's more awesome is this ...
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