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There is just one more box of books to go through. I’ve slowed down a bit due to the overwhelming number of books. I’m suffering from ’sorting overload’ and my weeding ability has become impaired. So, with 5 days to go until the end of the month, I’ll consider this Phase 1, take a break, […]

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I was right. I knew there was at least one more box of books down in the garage. I had a look tonight and found it … and three more! Good grief! I’ll go through them in the next few days. A quick look tells me that one is a collection of books I read […]

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The local secondhand bookstore doesn’t buy books. “Sorry, I have too many books.” I’m tempted to try and sell them myself, but I won’t. That’s not the point of the June Challenge. I’m happy to donate the books evenly between the local library and Lifeline. On another note, I think it’s insane for a brick […]

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the phantom tollbooth

I think The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster could be one of my favourite books ever. Clever, funny, imaginative, absurd, ridiculous, thrilling, and with a great message to boot. Highly recommended.

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There must be over one thousand. One thousand books in The Other Room. That’s a lot of books, and it’s only my best estimate. There are probably more! The last box from the garage (that I know of!) was brought upstairs over the weekend. There they sit; on shelves, in boxes, stacked on the floor. […]

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lost books

Does anyone know where my copies of The Catcher in the Rye and Fahrenheit 451 are? They have gone missing. Perhaps they were attending a dystopian book gathering and became lost on the way home …

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feel the skeezies

Being the first day of the New Year, I joined Tom, Anmol, John and Cathy to usher in the new decade with some movie watching. We saw The Lovely Bones. I enjoyed the book and was looking forward to seeing the film adaptation. The movie was good. Not great, but good. A lot of the book’s subplots […]

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