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The Life-Writer
TransAtlantic: A Novel
Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It Changed America
Who Will Run the Frog Hospital?
The Gratitude Diaries: How a Year Looking on the Bright Side Can Transform Your Life
People of the Book: A Novel
The Love Department
The Yoga of Max's Discontent: A Novel
The Snapper
Falling to earth
Oh My Stars: A Novel
Elizabeth Alone
Lila: A Novel
Basin and Range
Let the Great World Spin: A Novel
Wave
Pasta Wars
Love Finds a Home
Undertow (Volume 1)
Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam
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Extended Profile
Welcome to my bookshelf. I'm a book lover from way back, and I've always believed in recycling, so BookCrossing is a perfect fit for me. Besides, you meet the nicest people here.
I read a lot of "literary" fiction, but my tastes are pretty eclectic, ranging from Jane Austen to Bill Bryson. The books on this shelf do not necessarily reflect my tastes; many of them were acquired for release from freecycle.org. I'm working on wild releasing all of them, but it will take time. In the meanwhile, I'm open to the idea of trades or RABCKs if you see anything that catches your fancy.
In general, I'm happy to send available books anywhere as long as the request is polite. (I'm likely to use surface mail, though, so non-U.S. BookCrossers may face a wait.) I especially appreciate it if the books keep circulating, so I hope those who request them will consider releasing or trading them when they've finished with them.
I read a lot of "literary" fiction, but my tastes are pretty eclectic, ranging from Jane Austen to Bill Bryson. The books on this shelf do not necessarily reflect my tastes; many of them were acquired for release from freecycle.org. I'm working on wild releasing all of them, but it will take time. In the meanwhile, I'm open to the idea of trades or RABCKs if you see anything that catches your fancy.
In general, I'm happy to send available books anywhere as long as the request is polite. (I'm likely to use surface mail, though, so non-U.S. BookCrossers may face a wait.) I especially appreciate it if the books keep circulating, so I hope those who request them will consider releasing or trading them when they've finished with them.