LibraryThing Update
I'm still in love with LibraryThing. It's the coolest internet thing ever, besides Blogger and Netflix, of course. I think I might join because I can only enter 12 more books on my free membership, and I haven't entered any of my textbooks, cookbooks, or reference books. It's only $10 a year or $25 for a lifetime membership, and that's not bad at all. I've been working on updating my tags and added the following books:
- The Chimney Sweeper's Boy by Barbara Vine (How could I forget homosexual incest in a bathhouse?)
- Lake Wobegon Days by Garrison Keillor
- Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells
- Bridget Jones's Diary by Helen Fielding
- The Ice Storm by Rick Moody (One of Rusty's favorite books)
- Garden State by Rick Moody
- Feeling Good by David Burns, M.D.
- Absolut Book: The Absolut Vodka Advertising Story by Richard W. Lewis
- A House on the Water : Inspiration for Living at the Water's Edge by Robert W. Knight
- The Darwin Awards III: Survival of the Fittest by Wendy Northcutt
- M C Escher the Graphic Work Reprint
- Bart Simpson's Guide to Life: A Wee Handbook for the Perplexed by Matt Groening
- The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents America (The Book): A Citizen's Guide to Democracy Inaction by Jon Stewart
- The Most Evil Men and Women in History by Miranda Twiss
- Salvador Dali (postcards) by Salvador Dali
- Famous Tales of Terror
- Above Washington by Robert W. Cameron
posted by Jenny G @ 10:48 AM
5 Comments:
As if I don't feel un-well-read enough (as evident by my clumsy vocabulary)...
I need to get cracking on some reading so I can reach a minute percentage of what you read!
I feel dum.
- D.
I have a ton of books I haven't read, and I haven't read all the ones I have on LibraryThing. I also have no life!
speaking of reading books--I'm ALMOST done with the most recent Harry Potter! YAY ME! :)
That rocks. Reading is underrated by too many people.
I really want to read the HP books.
I've loved to read since I was a child and if I ever have kids they're going to be read to all the time. I think that's one of the main things that separates the gifted children from the average ones.
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