Library Loot is a weekly event co-hosted by Eva and Marg that encourages bloggers to share the books they’ve checked out from the library.
NONE THIS WEEK!
Woohoo!
I do have one book waiting for me, but I have decided to wait until the last day I have to possibly pick it up, in hopes that I might read some of what is already in the house first (yah right). I mean, I DO still have 21 books out, though. Let’s recap what I still have out, shall we?
North of beautiful / Justina Chen Headley.
The invisible mountain / Carolina De Robertis.
The strange case of hellish Nell : the story of Helen Duncan and the witch trial of World War II / Nina Shandler
Harry Potter and the deathly hallows [sound recording] / J. K. Rowling.
Cranioklepty : grave robbing and the search for genius / Colin Dickey.
How to buy a love of reading : a novel / by Tanya Egan Gibson.
Tomato rhapsody : a fable of love, lust and forbidden fruit / Adam Schell.
The sisters who would be queen : Mary, Katherine, and Lady Jane Grey : a Tudor tragedy / Leanda de Lisle
The wild things : a novel / by Dave Eggers.
Leviathan / by Scott Westerfeld ; illustrated by Keith Thompson.
Lady Macbeth’s daughter / Lisa Klein.
Savvy / by Ingrid Law.
Waiting for Columbus / Thomas Trofimuk.
Life as we knew it / Susan Beth Pfeffer.
Katherine : a novel / Anya Seton ; forward by Philippa Gregory.
Cleopatra’s daughter : a novel / Michelle Moran.
The dead and the gone / Susan Beth Pfeffer.
Shelf discovery : teen classics we never stopped reading / by Lizzie Skurnick
The food of a younger land/Mark Kurlansky
The secret bride : in the court of Henry VIII / Diane Haeger.
The House of Dance / Beth Kephart.
And just in case you were curious, my shelf space devoted to library books, which is currently over-flowing:
I’m so impressed that you have shelf space for library books – I don’t even have shelf space for all of the books I own.
I’m also hoping to read some of the many library books on my shelf before I pick up what’s waiting for me. I have The Wild Things checked out also and Waiting for Columbus is one of the books waiting for me. Happy reading!
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I love that you have a library shelf! I do too. I also have one for books I have borrowed from friends and have to return. I think it helps keep it organized. Especially when you have so many out!
Good for you!!! I am trying to exercise restraint with library books too. No more library books for me for awhile unless they are items I have already reserved. There is NO way I can get through the library books I already have before they have to be returned.
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I don’t know what I would do with 21 books from the library. I have a feeling that my head would probably explode. Right now, I only have four out. (And even that feels like too many now-a-days!)
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Lots of good looking books listed!
couldn’t help but notice Tomato Rhapsody on your to read list… Hurry to it! I just finished it and found it to be the most enjoyable, unique and downright fun novel I’ve read in years.
I have the new David Baldacci, which I am really enjoying but should not have started at 1 am! Also just got Maria Tatar’s Classic Fairy Tales for an online course I am taking at Harvard.