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Stealing: Things Like That Are Bound to Happen

January 28, 2015 by ardaigle 1 Comment

I was delighted to receive this book as one of my Cannonball Read 6 book exchange gifts.  This book was recommended by members an old book club many moons ago, and it’s been on my mind ever sense (I confess, I was enamored by the title.) Despite the long wait, and thusly raised expectations, I was utterly fascinated. John Charles Gilkey is the titular book thief, a man who dreams of opulence but comes from humble beginnings.  To attain the object of his desires, rare books, […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: Allison Hoover Bartlett, cbr6 book exchange, crime, non fiction, The Man Who Loved Books Too Much

A thank you turned into an essay

December 29, 2014 by tillie 2 Comments

This wonderful cannonball book exchange inspired an essay on the importance of the tangible in books; a subject close to my heart.  Coming home my apartment seemed slightly bleak and dark compared to the sparkling holidays where my parents lit candles and christmas carols endlessly adorned a gold and silver tree. Instead, in my apartment, on the other side of Christmas, was completely overthrown with books and scraps of paper. It was a reminder of my deadline in January. A deadline that seemed a large, […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Book Exchange, cbr6 book exchange

CBR Book Exchange

December 19, 2014 by ardaigle Leave a Comment

            My book exchange gifts arrived today. Eep!! Thanks so much, Jo for two things that have been percolating in my Goodreads. (The other book is “It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time: My Advdntures in Life and Food.”) I know what I’ll be tackling first in Cannonball 7!!

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Non-Fiction Tagged With: cbr6 book exchange

Huzzah! Books, my favorite!

December 17, 2014 by teresaelectro 1 Comment

First off, I love getting mail. Even better is mail with books inside that I’ve ordered. However, I have to say surprise book gifts take the cake. And my birthday isn’t even here yet :) Thanks Bonnie for sending me my first Terry Pratchett book. And I’ve been wanting that Amy Poehler book ever since I saw her at BookCon. She is simply delightful.   Also hat tip to Katie (faintingviolet) for organizing and your holiday card.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: amy poehler, bonnie, Book Exchange, cbr6 book exchange, discworld, fainting violet, gifts, teresaelectro, Terry Pratchett, The color of magic, yes please

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