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Everything Bad is Good for You af Steven Johnson
Nine Horses: Poems af Billy Collins
Horse Of A Different Color: A Tale Of Breeding Geniuses, Dominant Females, And The Fastest Derby Winner Since Secretaria af James D. Squires
Best Easy Day Hikes Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks af Laurel Scheidt
Race Day: A Spot on the Rail with Max Watman af Max Watman
The Unfolding of Language: An Evolutionary Tour of Mankind's Greatest Invention af Guy Deutscher
Damascus: Thoroughbred Legends (Thoroughbred Legends, Number 22) af Lucy Heckman
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Grupper50 Book Challenge, Californians Who LT, Cats, books, life is good., Early Reviewers, Fforde Ffans, Folio Society devotees, Horses, Librarians who LibraryThing, Montclair High School Library (California), Non-Fiction Readers — vis alle grupper
YndlingsforfattereDouglas Adams, Susan Wittig Albert, Jane Austen, Nevada Barr, Stephanie Barron, Nicholas A. Basbanes, Bill Bryson, Stephen Budiansky, Jared Diamond, Jasper Fforde, Dick Francis, Al Gore, Karen Harper, Bernd Heinrich, Marguerite Henry, Michael Hoeye, A. J. Jacobs, Brian Jacques, Haven Kimmel, Mercedes Lackey, Patrick McDonnell, Lucy Maud Montgomery, John Muir, E. Nesbit, George Orwell, Terry Pratchett, Philip Pullman, David Quammen, J. K. Rowling, Alexander McCall Smith, Edwin Way Teale, J. R. R. Tolkien, Lynne Truss, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Tad Williams, Connie Willis (Fælles favoritter)
Yndlings boghandlerBarnes & Noble Booksellers - Montclair Plaza, Borders, Borders - Arcadia, Borders - Chino, Borders - Rancho Cucamonga, Mrs. Nelson's Toy and Book Shop, The Book Ladies, Vroman's Bookstore
Yndlings bibliotekerOntario City Library, Ontario City Library Colony High Branch
andre favoriterLos Angeles Times Festival of Books
Om mig I am a confessed biblioholic and work in a high school library. I read a lot of YA fiction, as well as fantasy, historical fiction, mysteries, and nonfiction.
Om mit bibliotek My library is dominated by books on some of my favorite topics, especially horse racing and Yosemite National Park (and the entire Sierra Nevada). I tend to buy more nonfiction than fiction. I've also listed books that I've read but don't own (since I tend to borrow fiction from work or the public library).
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skrevet af lilyfyrestorm kl. 3:42 pm (EST) den Apr 3, 2008
Do you use your library for reader's advisory much? I've been finding that I remember the titles and authors much better when I've reviewed them, or I can quickly refresh my memory if someone asks about a particular title. For the YA, especially, reviewing them really sticks them in my mind better. I do selection for the J&Y collection here, which is part of the reason I have so many YA titles -- they just look too good to resist when they come in, plus LT is a wonderful review source.
I'm with you on using the public library more. I have to admit, I don't visit it near as much as I used to before being in a library all day. As an academic library with a small budget we don't spend as much on the popular fiction sorts of titles. Which I suppose means I should read more non-fiction. I'll have to check out some of your recommended titles :-)
skrevet af fssunnysd kl. 4:01 pm (EST) den Feb 20, 2008
Is the cat Fiona? What a lovely face -- my pictures always come out with red eyes!
skrevet af fssunnysd kl. 9:11 am (EST) den Feb 20, 2008
skrevet af kennedy1 kl. 11:01 am (EST) den Feb 1, 2008
I LOVE E. Nesbit and have never even met anyone else who has heard of her books (except the Railway Children). I think I read ~all~ of her books on the Bastables, etc. Wonderful and magical.
I was also a Yosemite Seasonal Park Ranger for 10 years, so I have quite the Yosemite collection as well!
Are you, by chance, a Nerdfighter? There are lots of librarians on there - we started as fans of Brotherhood 2.0 (which is wonderful, and I see you have Looking for Alaska by John Green in your library, and he is one of the brothers!) It has become a wonderful community of folks that love to read, share ideas, and aren't afraid to show "nerd pride"! So, if you don't know about them already, you should definitely check them out - http://www.brotherhood2.com/index.php is the original website, and has links to the new Ning community, and we have a group here on LT, now, too.
Well, I will be checking your library for ideas!
Maggie, aka NatureGeek
skrevet af NatureGeek kl. 9:10 pm (EST) den Jan 11, 2008