Comments | lachrymoselife: book nerd since '84

lachrymoselife

book nerd since '84

Jun 25, 2003 10:33

i read the lovely bones in a matter of hours. & already i can't sit still and want nothing more than to go to barnes & noble. so i think it's time for a reading list, informal, and updated frequently, of the books ( i've read, will read, and want to read )

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a stranger cold_pasta July 3 2003, 23:00:17 UTC

i happened upon your journal and felt compelled to comment on this when i saw lovely bones.

table of everything by trudy white
and jane eyre, if you haven't already read it. (I'm towards the end of my second perusal right now)

happy reading
kat

Re: a stranger lachrymoselife July 6 2003, 07:42:34 UTC

grazie! :)

i've read jane erye twice thankfully.

_pantuflas July 5 2003, 11:05:48 UTC

hi, i stumbled upon your journal and your writing is so beautiful that i just had to add you to my friends list. i hope you don't mind. :)

xo

lachrymoselife July 6 2003, 07:44:16 UTC

of course i don't mind. i'll add you back. :)

kindylove July 17 2003, 21:37:15 UTC

the lovely bones was absolutely fantastic. i know they're old but i absolutely adore "pride and prejudice" and "jane eyre".

i love your writing and i just added you to my friends list - i hope that you don't mind! :)

xoxo

lachrymoselife July 18 2003, 14:46:33 UTC

of course not. i've read both books already. old can be wonderful. i shall add you back. :)

pookafey July 22 2003, 06:20:02 UTC

Hello again, do you like urban fantasy? Charles de Lint is a great author that writes books about magic in a world similiar to us & how it can be found around us in ordinary things. By the way if you don't mind I am going to add you to my list of friends since I really enjoy your writting :).

lachrymoselife August 5 2003, 21:38:55 UTC

charles di lint, i can't say i've ever heard of him, but that concept is flawless and i'm very interested. any particular books you'd recommend?

pookafey August 6 2003, 05:49:44 UTC

Someplace to be Flying is one of my favorites. The majority of his stories are wonderful. Most are set in a make believe town named Newford. He has many books that are short stories within Newford also with recurring characters. He mixes alot of different mythology & magic into his stories.

toloveistoburn July 23 2003, 15:14:37 UTC

hard love (ellen wittlinger)
the tribes of palos verdes (joy nicholson)
better than running at night (hillary frank)

lachrymoselife August 5 2003, 21:40:28 UTC

thank you! i want to check those out. i especially like the title of the last one.