Monday, March 30, 2009

Mailbox Monday March 30, 2009





A lucky week for me in my mailbox...



1)Two Brothers, Jones
2)Lace Makers of Glenmara by, heather Barbieri
3)The Contractor, Charles Holdefer
4)The Free Negress Elisabeth, by Cynthia Macleod
5)Eight Hours for What We Will, by Rosenweig
6)Stones Fall, Ian Pears
7)Shanghai Girls, Lisa See
8)Four Freedoms, John Crowley
9)Mysterious Magical Circus Family and Kids, R. Hawk Starkey
10)Crazy for the Storm, Norman Ollestad
11)Don't Bargain with the Devil, Sabrina Jeffries

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9 comments:

  1. bermudaonion3/30/09, 6:39 PM

    You had a great week! What happened to 5, 6 and 7? I keep hoping Lace Makers of Glenmara will shop up on my doorstep but it doesn't look like it will.

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  2. wisteria3/30/09, 7:21 PM

    BermudaO....I can't count in the morning....LOL
    I'll fix that. Thanks, I had a good chuckle when I saw what you meant.

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  3. The Bookworm3/30/09, 8:13 PM

    great books wisteria! I like the photo of your books :)
    http://thebookworm07.blogspot.com/

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  4. wisteria3/30/09, 10:23 PM

    Thank you ....a bit of the Jane Austen look...don't you think?

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  5. Anonymous3/31/09, 10:31 AM

    Looks like you had a great week! I got Lacemakers and Shanghai Girls, too. Enjoy your new books!

    --Anna
    Diary of an Eccentric

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  6. The Book Resort3/31/09, 2:02 PM

    Enjoy your books : ].

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  7. wisteria3/31/09, 4:34 PM

    Anna and The Book Resort...Thanks for stopping by.

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  8. Marie Cloutier3/31/09, 4:47 PM

    lacemakers- I'm jealous! :-)

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  9. Literary Feline4/1/09, 12:38 AM

    That is a wonderful list of books! I just found out I will be receiving Shanghai Girls from LibraryThing and I couldn't be more excited.

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