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Death of a Dustbunny (A Stella the Stargazer Mystery) by Christine T. Jorgensen

Silas Marner (World's best reading) by George Eliot

Go, Dog. Go! by P.D. Eastman

Becoming Native to This Place by Wes Jackson

Santa Clawed (Mrs. Murphy Mysteries) by Rita Mae Brown

The Youngest Miss Ward by Joan Aiken

Mary Anne by Daphne DuMaurier

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CollectionsYour library (1,404), Own (631), Early Review Book (11), Read but unowned (766), Currently reading (2), To read (187), Favorites (35), Wishlist (23), Audio Book (5), All collections (1,425)

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Tagsmystery (172), gardening (124), children's (123), fiction (117), memoir (67), regency romance (62), essays (50), writing (49), cookbook (29), knitting (25) — see all tags

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Favorite authorsSusan Wittig Albert, Jane Austen, Wendell Berry, Sarah Ban Breathnach, Charles Dickens, Georgette Heyer, Sue Hubbell, Gene Logsdon (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresAnother Look Books, Barnes & Noble Booksellers - Fairlane Green, Borders - Taylor, Rodegher's Used Books

Favorite librariesTaylor Community Library, Wayne Public Library

About meI'm a mother of four grown children. I fell in love with reading at the age of eight when my mother gave me my first Trixie Belden mystery. My family left the green valleys and rolling hills of New York state for the red dirt and treeless plains of North Dakota. Talk about homesick! I was. Trixie Belden brought me home every time.

LibraryThing has uncovered my inner listmaker. I love it!

About my libraryMy catalog is really more of a life list composed of books that I have in the house, both read and unread, and books that I've read and given away due to lack of space or moving or maybe I just wanted to share. There are very few books that were so bad that I tossed, but I have done that occasionally.

Until today, 9/15/2009, I have resisted compiling a wishlist. Who needs a wishlist when there are 180 or so books in the house waiting to be read? Well, apparently, I do.

Homepagehttp://www.thestairlanding.blogspot.com

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