Large Print
Bed of Roses by Nora Roberts. Florist meets dude.
The Perfect Christmas by Debbie Macomber. Woman goes to matchmaker to meet dude.
AudioBooks
Everything for a Dog by Ann M. Martin. MP3 on CD at 5 hours. Stray dog taken in by boy suffering "a terrible loss."
Alzheimer's Dialogues with Sherril Bover and Nancy Graham. Two discs covering The Basics, Communication, Behavior, Self Care. With a booklet.
Absence of Video Content
Murder and Mayhem in Muskego. So far I'm 3 for 4 of the authors I've asked to talk to me on camera. So, I'm in no hurry to do a new book talk video. That and I have nothing to talk about. Well, nothing book related.
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Nothing Interesting
Large Print
Two novels.
NonFiction
State of Wisconsin Blue Book, 2009-2010. I am not going to waste space on the New Books shelf with this.
Sewer Repair
Part of our broken sewer line was repaired. I filmed the work and will post the video when I get the time. Not that anyone will watch it.
Murder and Mayhem in Muskego
Th Murder and Mayhem in Muskego is coming up in three weeks or so. I'll try to get some author interviews. There is a great slate of writers this year. Joe Konrath would be a good one to film, he likes to talk.
Two novels.
NonFiction
State of Wisconsin Blue Book, 2009-2010. I am not going to waste space on the New Books shelf with this.
Sewer Repair
Part of our broken sewer line was repaired. I filmed the work and will post the video when I get the time. Not that anyone will watch it.
Murder and Mayhem in Muskego
Th Murder and Mayhem in Muskego is coming up in three weeks or so. I'll try to get some author interviews. There is a great slate of writers this year. Joe Konrath would be a good one to film, he likes to talk.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Variety: John Keegan, Danielle Steel, Scientist Biography
NonFiction
The Strangest Man: the hidden life of Paul Dirac, Mystic of the Atom by Graham Farmelo. Dirac was awarded the 1933 Nobel Prize in physics when he was only 31 years old. I saw a review for this book and mentioned to The Old Man. The Old Man asks, "Are you going to buy it?" Well, yeah, I guess so.
The American Civil War by John Keegan. Keegan takes on the Civil War. I guess he ran out of European wars to write about. Keegan does some great writing and analysis so this should be good.
S.W.A.T. Magazine, December, 2009 issue. A gun magazine we subscribe to. The covers are almost always the same. The only month-to-month differences among cover photos are the guy and the rifle he is holding. This one has two dudes on the cover with one guy aiming a FN SCAR carbine. This cover also shares a commonality among most covers in that the cops on the front are from Arizona - where the editor lives. CORRECTION: The guys on the cover are from Alabama.
Read this magazine with caution; you'll just be saddened about all the firearms you cannot afford.
Fiction
Scarpetta Factor by Patricia Cornwell. I think I read one of her books.
The Epoch Point by Spencer Zimmerman. Robert Davis is a young Airman fresh out of Air Force basic training who, after being held captive in China, suddenly finds himself unraveling the most immense conspiracy in history. International intrigue, hidden histories, the active hand of God, etc.
Blood Game by Iris Johansen. Johansen lives near Atlanta. I'm too lazy to read the front coverleaf so I read the back.
Audio on CD
Blue Smoke and Murder by Elizabeth Lowell. 9 CDs at 10 hours. A river guide gets involved with art thieves and calls for help from an investigative agency that owes her a favor.
Southern Lights by Danielle Steel [Hah! I hope the ghost writer gets good money.]
A Legacy Through Time by Debbie Fritter. Romance novel by local author.
The Strangest Man: the hidden life of Paul Dirac, Mystic of the Atom by Graham Farmelo. Dirac was awarded the 1933 Nobel Prize in physics when he was only 31 years old. I saw a review for this book and mentioned to The Old Man. The Old Man asks, "Are you going to buy it?" Well, yeah, I guess so.
The American Civil War by John Keegan. Keegan takes on the Civil War. I guess he ran out of European wars to write about. Keegan does some great writing and analysis so this should be good.
S.W.A.T. Magazine, December, 2009 issue. A gun magazine we subscribe to. The covers are almost always the same. The only month-to-month differences among cover photos are the guy and the rifle he is holding. This one has two dudes on the cover with one guy aiming a FN SCAR carbine. This cover also shares a commonality among most covers in that the cops on the front are from Arizona - where the editor lives. CORRECTION: The guys on the cover are from Alabama.
Read this magazine with caution; you'll just be saddened about all the firearms you cannot afford.
Fiction
Scarpetta Factor by Patricia Cornwell. I think I read one of her books.
The Epoch Point by Spencer Zimmerman. Robert Davis is a young Airman fresh out of Air Force basic training who, after being held captive in China, suddenly finds himself unraveling the most immense conspiracy in history. International intrigue, hidden histories, the active hand of God, etc.
Blood Game by Iris Johansen. Johansen lives near Atlanta. I'm too lazy to read the front coverleaf so I read the back.
Audio on CD
Blue Smoke and Murder by Elizabeth Lowell. 9 CDs at 10 hours. A river guide gets involved with art thieves and calls for help from an investigative agency that owes her a favor.
Southern Lights by Danielle Steel [Hah! I hope the ghost writer gets good money.]
A Legacy Through Time by Debbie Fritter. Romance novel by local author.
Monday, October 19, 2009
A Duplicate Novel and Australian Drought
Fiction
The Missing by Beverly Lewis. Our second copy. I don't know what happened. I must have forgotten to do the automated check for duplicates when I placed the order.
DVD
Rain Shadow starring Rachel Ward, [Australians]. "After a decade of drought, a devastating sheep disease strikes the small Australian farming town of Paringa. Tough minded veterinarian Kate struggles to save her community with the help of a feisty new assistant - who is just determined to unlock the mysteries of Kate's past...Hostility and hope, determination and despair mix in a combustible series that pits two strong women against the odds and , oftentimes, against each other."
Scooby-Doo Where Arer You?: the complete third season starring [a hungry dog]. "16 captivating capers." Scooby-Doo DVDs new and old check-out real well with the local kids.
The Missing by Beverly Lewis. Our second copy. I don't know what happened. I must have forgotten to do the automated check for duplicates when I placed the order.
DVD
Rain Shadow starring Rachel Ward, [Australians]. "After a decade of drought, a devastating sheep disease strikes the small Australian farming town of Paringa. Tough minded veterinarian Kate struggles to save her community with the help of a feisty new assistant - who is just determined to unlock the mysteries of Kate's past...Hostility and hope, determination and despair mix in a combustible series that pits two strong women against the odds and , oftentimes, against each other."
Scooby-Doo Where Arer You?: the complete third season starring [a hungry dog]. "16 captivating capers." Scooby-Doo DVDs new and old check-out real well with the local kids.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Zombies!, Young Adult and Large Print
Zombies!
The Zombie Survival Guide: recorded attacks by Max Brooks. Selected zombie outbreaks from 60,000 BC to 1992 at the Joshua Tree National Park. I really need to buy a good AR15 and stock up on ammo.
Girl Music on CD
Crazy Love by Michael Buble. I'm not curious enough to find out how to put the accent mark on the "e" in his name.
Young Adult
Ruined: a novel by Paula Morris. Your favorite Teen motifs: Teenage girl with absent parents. New Orleans. Creepy house. Tarot reading aunt. Cemeteries. Prep School snobs. Best friend is a ghost. Wrong that must be righted.
Morris is from New Zealand and teaches writing at Tulane ( I wonder if she knows future Nobel Laureate Victor Gischler?). Did I ever mention my fondness for Lion Red beer?
Flora's Dare by Ysabeau S. Wilce. I read the description but have no still have no idea what the heck this is about. I don't know where Wilce is from but she lives in Chicago. Have I ever mentioned my fondness for Goose Island beer?
How to Not Be Popular by Jennifer Ziegler. Hell, that's easy, act like Gerard Saylor.
Large Print
The Professional by Robert B. Parker. Another Spenser novel. Crider will be happy. The regular print version has a big map of Boston on the inside cover so I assume Spenser travels around the city a lot in this one.
Ladies of the Lake by Haywood Smith. Another one of those "Do this or you do not get your inheritance" novels.
Vela Jean Learns to Drive by Jennifer Nevin. "It is a poignant story of a spirited young girl growing up in the gold-mining and moonshining South". Did I mention I just checked out two books on distilling and moonshining?
Hot Pursuit by Suzanne Brockmann. NYC bodyguard is protecting an Assemblywoman when an old murder case gets intertwined. "Suzanne Brockman is widely recognized as a leading voice in romantic suspense." What a coincidence, Gerard Saylor is unrecognized as a trailing voice in online snarkiness.
Acts of Mercy by Mariah Stewart. Serial killer novel with religious overtones.
Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall. "Meet Vish Puri - India's most private investigator. Portly, persistent, and unmistakably Punjabi, he has the exacting nature of Hercule Poirot and the provincial appeal of Precious Ramotswe."
Rooftops of Tehran by Mahbod Seraji. Teenager in 1973 Tehran hangs out on the roof and lusts for his neighbor before attracting the wrong attention of the secret police.
The Zombie Survival Guide: recorded attacks by Max Brooks. Selected zombie outbreaks from 60,000 BC to 1992 at the Joshua Tree National Park. I really need to buy a good AR15 and stock up on ammo.
Girl Music on CD
Crazy Love by Michael Buble. I'm not curious enough to find out how to put the accent mark on the "e" in his name.
Young Adult
Ruined: a novel by Paula Morris. Your favorite Teen motifs: Teenage girl with absent parents. New Orleans. Creepy house. Tarot reading aunt. Cemeteries. Prep School snobs. Best friend is a ghost. Wrong that must be righted.
Morris is from New Zealand and teaches writing at Tulane ( I wonder if she knows future Nobel Laureate Victor Gischler?). Did I ever mention my fondness for Lion Red beer?
Flora's Dare by Ysabeau S. Wilce. I read the description but have no still have no idea what the heck this is about. I don't know where Wilce is from but she lives in Chicago. Have I ever mentioned my fondness for Goose Island beer?
How to Not Be Popular by Jennifer Ziegler. Hell, that's easy, act like Gerard Saylor.
Large Print
The Professional by Robert B. Parker. Another Spenser novel. Crider will be happy. The regular print version has a big map of Boston on the inside cover so I assume Spenser travels around the city a lot in this one.
Ladies of the Lake by Haywood Smith. Another one of those "Do this or you do not get your inheritance" novels.
Vela Jean Learns to Drive by Jennifer Nevin. "It is a poignant story of a spirited young girl growing up in the gold-mining and moonshining South". Did I mention I just checked out two books on distilling and moonshining?
Hot Pursuit by Suzanne Brockmann. NYC bodyguard is protecting an Assemblywoman when an old murder case gets intertwined. "Suzanne Brockman is widely recognized as a leading voice in romantic suspense." What a coincidence, Gerard Saylor is unrecognized as a trailing voice in online snarkiness.
Acts of Mercy by Mariah Stewart. Serial killer novel with religious overtones.
Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall. "Meet Vish Puri - India's most private investigator. Portly, persistent, and unmistakably Punjabi, he has the exacting nature of Hercule Poirot and the provincial appeal of Precious Ramotswe."
Rooftops of Tehran by Mahbod Seraji. Teenager in 1973 Tehran hangs out on the roof and lusts for his neighbor before attracting the wrong attention of the secret police.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Common Keyword Searches
Common Keywords
I use StatCounter to track visits to our blog and webpage. One statcounter feature is "Recent Keyword Activity". Here are some of the more popular ones over the past couple years.
Falburn Academy. This used to be a fairly common search and is due to the movie The Woods (starring Bruce Campbell) and set at the fictional Falburn Academy. Usually paired with "true story" or "Massachusetts".
--EDITED BY REQUEST--
Mysterious Montague. True story of an armed robber who made it big in Hollywood society as a golfer.
Sexy Iraqi. A very popular search in Saudi Arabia.
Tommy Lee Jones Dave Robicheaux. Just watch the movie.
Pearl Swiggum. Name of a former newspaper columnist who was widely syndicated several years ago.
Practical Shooting Exercises. Usually done by people overseas.
Sick of Vampires. So am I.
Naughty Secretaries. Our Naughty Secretary book is about handmade jewelry. Their naughty secretary is about something else.
Slutty Vampires. Aren't they all?
Nina Hartley. We bought a sex instruction and education book by her. Since she is also a porn actress most searches are paired with the word "sex".
Pilot Comics. A popular search in Europe.
I use StatCounter to track visits to our blog and webpage. One statcounter feature is "Recent Keyword Activity". Here are some of the more popular ones over the past couple years.
Falburn Academy. This used to be a fairly common search and is due to the movie The Woods (starring Bruce Campbell) and set at the fictional Falburn Academy. Usually paired with "true story" or "Massachusetts".
--EDITED BY REQUEST--
Mysterious Montague. True story of an armed robber who made it big in Hollywood society as a golfer.
Sexy Iraqi. A very popular search in Saudi Arabia.
Tommy Lee Jones Dave Robicheaux. Just watch the movie.
Pearl Swiggum. Name of a former newspaper columnist who was widely syndicated several years ago.
Practical Shooting Exercises. Usually done by people overseas.
Sick of Vampires. So am I.
Naughty Secretaries. Our Naughty Secretary book is about handmade jewelry. Their naughty secretary is about something else.
Slutty Vampires. Aren't they all?
Nina Hartley. We bought a sex instruction and education book by her. Since she is also a porn actress most searches are paired with the word "sex".
Pilot Comics. A popular search in Europe.
More of the Same Writers and a Repaired Star Wars Paperback
Fiction
Locked In by Marcia Muller. Sharon McCone has "locked-in syndrome". After a late night attack at her P.I. firm she is mentally sharp but unable to move any part of her body. Her staff gathers clues while McCone tries to figure out who attacked her.
There Goes the Bridge by M.C. Beaton. "An Agatha Raisin Mystery" This probably has a recipe too. It seems like that type of mystery.
The Professional by Robert B. Parker. Another Spenser novel.
The Perfect Christmas by Debbie Macomber. A perfect Christmas? You mean you ask for something and people don't say, "I'm not buying you any gun stuff!" or "Don't you have enough knives already?"
Blackstone and the New World by Sally Spencer. I thought these books were reprints of a dead author. Nope the author is alive and well. The author is also a guy, Alan Rustage.
13 1/2 Nevada Barr. A new standalone by Barr. Literature professor Polly lives in New Orleans and has a new architect boyfriend. Meanwhile, a recently released killer leaves Minnesota for New Orleans.
NonFiction
Manhood for Amateurs: the pleasures and regrets of a husband, father, and son by Michael Chabon. Here is my advice for Chabon, "Get a haircut, you look like a hippy."
Star Wars Repairs
Star Wars Omnibus: X-Wing Rogue Squadron Volume 1 by [no author listed]. These paperbacks are poorly bound and fall apart frequently.
Locked In by Marcia Muller. Sharon McCone has "locked-in syndrome". After a late night attack at her P.I. firm she is mentally sharp but unable to move any part of her body. Her staff gathers clues while McCone tries to figure out who attacked her.
There Goes the Bridge by M.C. Beaton. "An Agatha Raisin Mystery" This probably has a recipe too. It seems like that type of mystery.
The Professional by Robert B. Parker. Another Spenser novel.
The Perfect Christmas by Debbie Macomber. A perfect Christmas? You mean you ask for something and people don't say, "I'm not buying you any gun stuff!" or "Don't you have enough knives already?"
Blackstone and the New World by Sally Spencer. I thought these books were reprints of a dead author. Nope the author is alive and well. The author is also a guy, Alan Rustage.
13 1/2 Nevada Barr. A new standalone by Barr. Literature professor Polly lives in New Orleans and has a new architect boyfriend. Meanwhile, a recently released killer leaves Minnesota for New Orleans.
NonFiction
Manhood for Amateurs: the pleasures and regrets of a husband, father, and son by Michael Chabon. Here is my advice for Chabon, "Get a haircut, you look like a hippy."
Star Wars Repairs
Star Wars Omnibus: X-Wing Rogue Squadron Volume 1 by [no author listed]. These paperbacks are poorly bound and fall apart frequently.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
I'm Sick. You're Lucky I'm Listing These At All So Don't Expect Any Fascinating Insights
Music CDs
A Hard Day's Night, Yellow Submarine, The Beatles (White Album) by The Beatles.
Fiction
Missing by Beverly Lewis. Amish with head cover.
An Expensive Education by Nick McDonell. International intrigue and espionage.
Hardball by Sara Paretsky.
Last Kiss by Luanne Rice.
Evidence by Jonathan Kellerman. Kellerman abandoned the author photos where he is layered in eye-makeup.
Half Broke Horses by Jeanette Walls. "A True Life Novel" Woman in West Texas makes her own way or something.
When Autumn Leaves by Amy S. Foster. The cover looks very familiar.
Marshmallows for Breakfast by Dorothy Koomson.
The Gates by John Connolly. Connolly, Connelly, what's the difference?
Unseen Academicals by Terry Pratchett. Basketball with gorillas according to the cover.
NonFiction
When Someone You Love is Bipolar: help and support for you and your partner by Cynthia G. Last, PhD.
He Was My Chief: the memoirs of Adolf Hitler's secretary by Christa Schroeder. From 1933 to her arrest in May, 1945. Dirty, stinking, filthy, rotten Nazis.
Understanding Parkinson's Disease: a self-help guide, 2nd Edition by David L. Cram, et al.
World Coins and Currency, 2nd Edition by Arlyn G. Sieber.
Legal Forms Toolkit by Daniel Sitarz.
Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes for Kids by Mella Barlow.
Toys and Prices 2009 edited by Tom Bartsch.
Cheerleading: technique, training, show by Miriam Lopez Hernandez de Alba.
Gun Digest 2010 edited by Dan Shideler.
Guns Illustrated 2009 edited by Derrek Sigler.
Big Book of Country Rock from Hal Leonard Publishing. Piano, vocal and guitar parts.
Designing Jewelry with Semiprecious Beads by Kim Gover.
Pro Makeup: salon secrets of the professionals by Kit Spencer.
Large Print
I'm too tired to list these. I'm going home.
Why does Little Steven insist on playing Palisades Park?
A Hard Day's Night, Yellow Submarine, The Beatles (White Album) by The Beatles.
Fiction
Missing by Beverly Lewis. Amish with head cover.
An Expensive Education by Nick McDonell. International intrigue and espionage.
Hardball by Sara Paretsky.
Last Kiss by Luanne Rice.
Evidence by Jonathan Kellerman. Kellerman abandoned the author photos where he is layered in eye-makeup.
Half Broke Horses by Jeanette Walls. "A True Life Novel" Woman in West Texas makes her own way or something.
When Autumn Leaves by Amy S. Foster. The cover looks very familiar.
Marshmallows for Breakfast by Dorothy Koomson.
The Gates by John Connolly. Connolly, Connelly, what's the difference?
Unseen Academicals by Terry Pratchett. Basketball with gorillas according to the cover.
NonFiction
When Someone You Love is Bipolar: help and support for you and your partner by Cynthia G. Last, PhD.
He Was My Chief: the memoirs of Adolf Hitler's secretary by Christa Schroeder. From 1933 to her arrest in May, 1945. Dirty, stinking, filthy, rotten Nazis.
Understanding Parkinson's Disease: a self-help guide, 2nd Edition by David L. Cram, et al.
World Coins and Currency, 2nd Edition by Arlyn G. Sieber.
Legal Forms Toolkit by Daniel Sitarz.
Easy Christmas Cut-Up Cakes for Kids by Mella Barlow.
Toys and Prices 2009 edited by Tom Bartsch.
Cheerleading: technique, training, show by Miriam Lopez Hernandez de Alba.
Gun Digest 2010 edited by Dan Shideler.
Guns Illustrated 2009 edited by Derrek Sigler.
Big Book of Country Rock from Hal Leonard Publishing. Piano, vocal and guitar parts.
Designing Jewelry with Semiprecious Beads by Kim Gover.
Pro Makeup: salon secrets of the professionals by Kit Spencer.
Large Print
I'm too tired to list these. I'm going home.
Why does Little Steven insist on playing Palisades Park?
Friday, October 09, 2009
What to Read 31: Books on Sex
The American Library Association's annual Banned Books Week reminded me that I was going to do a book talk about books on sex. The topic covers so many different areas that I decided to limit myself to mostly non-fiction titles and grouped them together under subjects of my own devising.
Titles include:
Marvel Romance by Stan Lee, et al
Blankets: an illustrated novel by Craig Thompson
Green Bay: love stories and other affairs by Sandy Sullivan
Loose Girl: a memoir of promiscuity by Kerry Cohen
Bunny Tales : behind closed doors at the Playboy Mansion by Izabella St. James
Confessions of a Naughty Mommy : how I found my lost libido by Heidi Raykeil
Real Sex : the naked truth about chastity by Lauren F. Winner
I'm Sorry You Feel That Way : the astonishing but true story of a daughter, sister, slut, wife, mother, and friend to man and dog by Diana Joseph
Princess on the Brink and I Know It’s Over by Meg Cabot
Staying Safe: a teen's guide to sexually transmitted diseases by Miranda Hunter
You Ought Know: a guy's guide to sex by Bill Kelly
Sex, Puberty and All That Stuff : a guide to growing up by Jacquie Bailey
Enchanted Again by Nancy Madore
The Empress's New Lingerie and Other Erotic Fairy Tales : bedtime stories for grownups by Hillary Rollins
Sex Dreams : what it means when you dream about a celebrity, your boss, an ex-lover, a stranger by Carol Cummings
Secrets of the Sexually Satisfied Woman : ten keys to unlocking ultimate pleasure by Laura and Jennifer Berman
Better Sex Through Yoga : easy routines to boost your sex drive, enhance physical pleasure, and spice up your bedroom life by Jacquie Greaux
The "Go ask Alice" Book of Answers : a guide to good physical, sexual, and emotional health by Columbia University. Health Education Program.
The New Love and Sex After 60 by Robert N. Butler
Superflirt by Tracey Cox
Domestic Sex Goddess by Kate Taylor
Titles include:
Marvel Romance by Stan Lee, et al
Blankets: an illustrated novel by Craig Thompson
Green Bay: love stories and other affairs by Sandy Sullivan
Loose Girl: a memoir of promiscuity by Kerry Cohen
Bunny Tales : behind closed doors at the Playboy Mansion by Izabella St. James
Confessions of a Naughty Mommy : how I found my lost libido by Heidi Raykeil
Real Sex : the naked truth about chastity by Lauren F. Winner
I'm Sorry You Feel That Way : the astonishing but true story of a daughter, sister, slut, wife, mother, and friend to man and dog by Diana Joseph
Princess on the Brink and I Know It’s Over by Meg Cabot
Staying Safe: a teen's guide to sexually transmitted diseases by Miranda Hunter
You Ought Know: a guy's guide to sex by Bill Kelly
Sex, Puberty and All That Stuff : a guide to growing up by Jacquie Bailey
Enchanted Again by Nancy Madore
The Empress's New Lingerie and Other Erotic Fairy Tales : bedtime stories for grownups by Hillary Rollins
Sex Dreams : what it means when you dream about a celebrity, your boss, an ex-lover, a stranger by Carol Cummings
Secrets of the Sexually Satisfied Woman : ten keys to unlocking ultimate pleasure by Laura and Jennifer Berman
Better Sex Through Yoga : easy routines to boost your sex drive, enhance physical pleasure, and spice up your bedroom life by Jacquie Greaux
The "Go ask Alice" Book of Answers : a guide to good physical, sexual, and emotional health by Columbia University. Health Education Program.
The New Love and Sex After 60 by Robert N. Butler
Superflirt by Tracey Cox
Domestic Sex Goddess by Kate Taylor
Dehydrated Jewish Rappers Visitng Chicago With a Migraine
Music CDs
Light by Matisyahu. My apologies, I just read that he is a reggae singer. But he does sing about religion.
Large Print
The Spire by Richard North Patterson. Some book.
Tempt Me at Twilight by Lisa Kleypas. The cover photo has a gal in a wedding dress.
NonFiction
Rough Guide to Chicago by Rich McHugh. "Rough Guides are designed to be good to read and easy to use."
Essential Nonprofit Fundraising Handbook by Michael A. Sand and Linda Lysakowski.
Keeler Migraine Method: a groundbreaking individualized treatment program from the renowned headache clinic by Robert Cowan, MD.
Dehydrator Bible: includes over 400 recipes by Jennifer MacKenzie, Jay Nutt and Don Mercer. Books on preserving food have long legs so I thought this might fit in.
Decorative Painting Techniques for Walls, Floors, Ceilings and Furniture by Elise C. Kinkead and Gail E. McCauley. For people more ambitious than I am. We had a carpenter install two new doors at our house. On our old house the front door took a lot of time to do and I am so glad I did not try to do it myself.
McGraw-Hill's ASVAB, 2nd Edition by Dr. Janet E. Wall. I feel like I should study this book just to remember all the stuff from school I have forgotten.
Light by Matisyahu. My apologies, I just read that he is a reggae singer. But he does sing about religion.
Large Print
The Spire by Richard North Patterson. Some book.
Tempt Me at Twilight by Lisa Kleypas. The cover photo has a gal in a wedding dress.
NonFiction
Rough Guide to Chicago by Rich McHugh. "Rough Guides are designed to be good to read and easy to use."
Essential Nonprofit Fundraising Handbook by Michael A. Sand and Linda Lysakowski.
Keeler Migraine Method: a groundbreaking individualized treatment program from the renowned headache clinic by Robert Cowan, MD.
Dehydrator Bible: includes over 400 recipes by Jennifer MacKenzie, Jay Nutt and Don Mercer. Books on preserving food have long legs so I thought this might fit in.
Decorative Painting Techniques for Walls, Floors, Ceilings and Furniture by Elise C. Kinkead and Gail E. McCauley. For people more ambitious than I am. We had a carpenter install two new doors at our house. On our old house the front door took a lot of time to do and I am so glad I did not try to do it myself.
McGraw-Hill's ASVAB, 2nd Edition by Dr. Janet E. Wall. I feel like I should study this book just to remember all the stuff from school I have forgotten.
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
LEMON BARS! (for me), NONFICTION (for you)
Lemon Bars
Lemon Bars by Carolyn Wey. Eaten by me.
NonFiction
Mixed Martial Arts Unleashed: mastering the most effective moves for victory by Mickey Dimic.
Rock Band by Hal Leonard Corporation. Sheet music for "Twenty-five songs from the hit video game."
Complete Mediterranean Cookbook by Tess Mallos.
1001 Ideas for Bathrooms: the ultimate source book: fixtures, accessories, and decorative treatments by Jerri Farris.
Compost Specialist: the essential guide to creating and using garden compost, and using potting and seed composts by David Squire.
Home Landscaping by Creative Homeowner Press. "Designing gardens. Selecting the best plants. Growing trees, shrubs & flowers."
Nature Alternatives for You and Your Home: 175 recipes to make eco-friendly products by Casey Kellar. Cleaning products, beauty creams, personal care, deodorizers.
Everything Guide to Herbal Remedies: an easy to use reference for natural health care by Martha Schindler Connors.
One Pot French: more than 100 easy, authentic recipes by Jean-Pierre Challet.
Photoshop CS4 by Gary David Bouton and Carole Matthews.
Beaded Chain Mail Jewelry: timeless techniques with a twist by Dylon Whyte.
Bread Machine Bible: more than 100 recipes for delicious home baking with your bread machine by Anne Sheasby.
Tamales by Daniel Hoyer.
Country Living One-Dish Country Suppers: delicious casseroles, fritattas, roasts, and stews from Hearst Books.
Body Sculpting Bible Express: Women's Edition by James Villepigue and Hugo Rivera. We have an earlier edition that did well so I bought this too.
Lemon Bars by Carolyn Wey. Eaten by me.
NonFiction
Mixed Martial Arts Unleashed: mastering the most effective moves for victory by Mickey Dimic.
Rock Band by Hal Leonard Corporation. Sheet music for "Twenty-five songs from the hit video game."
Complete Mediterranean Cookbook by Tess Mallos.
1001 Ideas for Bathrooms: the ultimate source book: fixtures, accessories, and decorative treatments by Jerri Farris.
Compost Specialist: the essential guide to creating and using garden compost, and using potting and seed composts by David Squire.
Home Landscaping by Creative Homeowner Press. "Designing gardens. Selecting the best plants. Growing trees, shrubs & flowers."
Nature Alternatives for You and Your Home: 175 recipes to make eco-friendly products by Casey Kellar. Cleaning products, beauty creams, personal care, deodorizers.
Everything Guide to Herbal Remedies: an easy to use reference for natural health care by Martha Schindler Connors.
One Pot French: more than 100 easy, authentic recipes by Jean-Pierre Challet.
Photoshop CS4 by Gary David Bouton and Carole Matthews.
Beaded Chain Mail Jewelry: timeless techniques with a twist by Dylon Whyte.
Bread Machine Bible: more than 100 recipes for delicious home baking with your bread machine by Anne Sheasby.
Tamales by Daniel Hoyer.
Country Living One-Dish Country Suppers: delicious casseroles, fritattas, roasts, and stews from Hearst Books.
Body Sculpting Bible Express: Women's Edition by James Villepigue and Hugo Rivera. We have an earlier edition that did well so I bought this too.
Monday, October 05, 2009
Lake Mills High School Homecoming Parade
I recorded the Homecoming Parade as it came through downtown. I really need a better camera; the current unit does not pick up motion very well.
Missed A Music CD
Music CD
Revolution by Miranda Lambert. Singer sings songs while simultaneously striking sexy stances.
Revolution by Miranda Lambert. Singer sings songs while simultaneously striking sexy stances.
13.25" of NonFiction and 1" of Fiction
Fiction (Height x Width x Thickness)
Plum Pudding Murder by Joanne Fluke. 8.5x5 7/8 x 1 inches.
NonFiction (Height x Width x Thickness)
250 Questions You Should Ask to Get Out of Debt by David and Marcia Rye. 8.5x5.5x1 inches.
Wisconsin Curiosities by Michael Feldman and Diana Cook. 9x6x5/8 inches.
Wisconsin's Ghosts by Sherry Strub. 9x6x5/8 inches.
Best Church Supper Recipes edited by Heidi Lloyd (Taste of Home magazine). 9 1/8 x 7 1/8 x 5/8 inches.
The Vegan Table: 200 unforgettable recipes for entertaining every guest at every occasion by Colleen Patrick-Goudreau. 9.5 x 7.5 x 1 inches.
Taste of Home: casseroles, slow-cookers and soups by Janet Briggs. 9 x 8 3/8 x 1.25 inches.
Business Start-Up Toolkit by Daniel Sitarz. 9 1/16 x 7 1/16 x 7/8 inches.
Personal Bankruptcy Toolkit by Daniel Sitarz. 9 1/16 x 7 1/16 x 7/8 inches.
Complete Idiot's Guide to Preserving Food by Karen K. Brees, Ph.D. 9 1/16 x 7 5/16 x 13/16 inches.
Knock'Em Dead 2009: the ultimate job search guide by Martin Yate, C.P.C. 9 3/16 x 8 x 15/16 inches.
QuickBooks 2009: the official guide by Kathy Ivens. 9 1/8 x 7 3/8 x 1 5/8 inches.
Altered Shoes: a step-by-step guide to making your footwear fabulous by Marty Stevens-Heebner. 10 7/8 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 inches.
Fussy Eater's Recipe Book: 135 quick, tasty, and healthy recipes that your kids will actually eat by Annabel Karmel. 9 15/16 x 7 11/16 x 3/4 inches.
Ultimate Scholarship Book 2010 by Gen and Kelly Tanabe. 11 x 8.5 x 2 inches.
Classic John Deere Two-Cylinder Tractors: history, models, variations and specifications 1918-1960 by John Dietz and Jeff Hackett. 11.25 x 8 11/16 x 5/8 inches.
Doctor Who: the visual dictionary by Jacqueline Rayner. 12 1/8 x 10 3/16 x 1/2 inches.
Plum Pudding Murder by Joanne Fluke. 8.5x5 7/8 x 1 inches.
NonFiction (Height x Width x Thickness)
250 Questions You Should Ask to Get Out of Debt by David and Marcia Rye. 8.5x5.5x1 inches.
Wisconsin Curiosities by Michael Feldman and Diana Cook. 9x6x5/8 inches.
Wisconsin's Ghosts by Sherry Strub. 9x6x5/8 inches.
Best Church Supper Recipes edited by Heidi Lloyd (Taste of Home magazine). 9 1/8 x 7 1/8 x 5/8 inches.
The Vegan Table: 200 unforgettable recipes for entertaining every guest at every occasion by Colleen Patrick-Goudreau. 9.5 x 7.5 x 1 inches.
Taste of Home: casseroles, slow-cookers and soups by Janet Briggs. 9 x 8 3/8 x 1.25 inches.
Business Start-Up Toolkit by Daniel Sitarz. 9 1/16 x 7 1/16 x 7/8 inches.
Personal Bankruptcy Toolkit by Daniel Sitarz. 9 1/16 x 7 1/16 x 7/8 inches.
Complete Idiot's Guide to Preserving Food by Karen K. Brees, Ph.D. 9 1/16 x 7 5/16 x 13/16 inches.
Knock'Em Dead 2009: the ultimate job search guide by Martin Yate, C.P.C. 9 3/16 x 8 x 15/16 inches.
QuickBooks 2009: the official guide by Kathy Ivens. 9 1/8 x 7 3/8 x 1 5/8 inches.
Altered Shoes: a step-by-step guide to making your footwear fabulous by Marty Stevens-Heebner. 10 7/8 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 inches.
Fussy Eater's Recipe Book: 135 quick, tasty, and healthy recipes that your kids will actually eat by Annabel Karmel. 9 15/16 x 7 11/16 x 3/4 inches.
Ultimate Scholarship Book 2010 by Gen and Kelly Tanabe. 11 x 8.5 x 2 inches.
Classic John Deere Two-Cylinder Tractors: history, models, variations and specifications 1918-1960 by John Dietz and Jeff Hackett. 11.25 x 8 11/16 x 5/8 inches.
Doctor Who: the visual dictionary by Jacqueline Rayner. 12 1/8 x 10 3/16 x 1/2 inches.
Friday, October 02, 2009
More Fiction: Tasha and Tamera Alexander, Johnny D. Boggs, Jeff Lindsay
Fiction
Never Love a Lawman by Jo Goodman. Beautiful newcomer to Reidsville, CO must marry the local sheriff to claim her inheritance of the local railway.
Rio Chama by Johnny D. Boggs. Gunfighter Britton Wade takes on the challenge to transport a priest lynching condemned man to the gallows. But, the condemned man's father is the wealthy and powerful Senator Cole and the Senator does not want his son to hang. I read Boggs' Spur Award winner Camp Ford, it was good.
Dexter by Design by Jeff Lindsay. I've never seen the television series but have really enjoyed the books. The third book in the series, preceding this one, diverted from the usual storyline and involved demon possession. This fourth novel is back again to Dexter's usual problems of trying hard pass as a normal person while still following his hobby of murder.
The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood. Sequel to Atwood's Oryx and Crake and set in a post-apocalyptic land.
The Inheritance by Tamera Alexander. Inspirational romance. All these inspirational titles have the same cover designs. There will be a demurely dressed, pretty gal in her early to mid-twenties in the front and a rugged but handsome dude in the background. Both figures are outdoors in a field or the mountains or both.
Beyond This Moment by Tamera Alexander. A different series with the same dang cover style.
Tears of Pearl by Tasha Alexander. Newlyweds Lady Emily and Colin Hargreaves are honeymooning in Constantinople when a harem girl is murdered. A local diplomat recognizes the victim as his daughter, who was kidnapped twenty years earlier, and Emily and Colin promise to investigate. Alexander was at last year's Murder and Mayhem in Muskego (and also scheduled for this year's) and her books sounded interesting. I bought this one since her other book we have A Fatal Waltz circ'ed well.
Rough Country by John Sandford. The usual.
Evil for Evil by James R. Benn. Another World War Two mystery by Benn featuring former Boston policeman Billy Boyle. Boyle is sent to Northern Ireland to track down some missing BARs that the IRA plans to use in an uprising and maybe ally themselves with the Axis. This is a good series, I recommended it before.
Red's Hot Honky-Tonk Bar by Pamela Morsi. Fortysomething Red is suddenly the guardian of two grandkids she barely knows. How will she mix the kids into her late-nights, bar owning lifestyle, and boy-toy boyfriend?
The Siege by Stephen White. Children of the Sec. of the Army and a Supreme Court Justice are captive inside the Skull and Bones building.
Stardust by Joseph Kanon. 1945 Hollywood where a returned veteran does not believe his successful movie-making brother killed himself.
Blood Safari by Deon Meyer. Emma sees a picture of her brother on the evening news as a murder suspect. But, her brother disappeared 20 years earlier in South Africa's Kruger National Park. Emma makes some inquiries and is attacked, so she hires a personal security guy and goes searching.
That Old Cape Magic by Richard Russo. I don't care enough to read the description.
All the Dead Voices by Declan Hughes. Dublin private investigator investigates. This series has been popular here.
The Puzzle King by Betsy Carter. Woman works to rescue her relatives from 1936 Germany.
Never Love a Lawman by Jo Goodman. Beautiful newcomer to Reidsville, CO must marry the local sheriff to claim her inheritance of the local railway.
Rio Chama by Johnny D. Boggs. Gunfighter Britton Wade takes on the challenge to transport a priest lynching condemned man to the gallows. But, the condemned man's father is the wealthy and powerful Senator Cole and the Senator does not want his son to hang. I read Boggs' Spur Award winner Camp Ford, it was good.
Dexter by Design by Jeff Lindsay. I've never seen the television series but have really enjoyed the books. The third book in the series, preceding this one, diverted from the usual storyline and involved demon possession. This fourth novel is back again to Dexter's usual problems of trying hard pass as a normal person while still following his hobby of murder.
The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood. Sequel to Atwood's Oryx and Crake and set in a post-apocalyptic land.
The Inheritance by Tamera Alexander. Inspirational romance. All these inspirational titles have the same cover designs. There will be a demurely dressed, pretty gal in her early to mid-twenties in the front and a rugged but handsome dude in the background. Both figures are outdoors in a field or the mountains or both.
Beyond This Moment by Tamera Alexander. A different series with the same dang cover style.
Tears of Pearl by Tasha Alexander. Newlyweds Lady Emily and Colin Hargreaves are honeymooning in Constantinople when a harem girl is murdered. A local diplomat recognizes the victim as his daughter, who was kidnapped twenty years earlier, and Emily and Colin promise to investigate. Alexander was at last year's Murder and Mayhem in Muskego (and also scheduled for this year's) and her books sounded interesting. I bought this one since her other book we have A Fatal Waltz circ'ed well.
Rough Country by John Sandford. The usual.
Evil for Evil by James R. Benn. Another World War Two mystery by Benn featuring former Boston policeman Billy Boyle. Boyle is sent to Northern Ireland to track down some missing BARs that the IRA plans to use in an uprising and maybe ally themselves with the Axis. This is a good series, I recommended it before.
Red's Hot Honky-Tonk Bar by Pamela Morsi. Fortysomething Red is suddenly the guardian of two grandkids she barely knows. How will she mix the kids into her late-nights, bar owning lifestyle, and boy-toy boyfriend?
The Siege by Stephen White. Children of the Sec. of the Army and a Supreme Court Justice are captive inside the Skull and Bones building.
Stardust by Joseph Kanon. 1945 Hollywood where a returned veteran does not believe his successful movie-making brother killed himself.
Blood Safari by Deon Meyer. Emma sees a picture of her brother on the evening news as a murder suspect. But, her brother disappeared 20 years earlier in South Africa's Kruger National Park. Emma makes some inquiries and is attacked, so she hires a personal security guy and goes searching.
That Old Cape Magic by Richard Russo. I don't care enough to read the description.
All the Dead Voices by Declan Hughes. Dublin private investigator investigates. This series has been popular here.
The Puzzle King by Betsy Carter. Woman works to rescue her relatives from 1936 Germany.
Thursday, October 01, 2009
Great News! New Gun Books! (Not Processed Yet However)
DVD
The Mentalist: season one starring Simon Someoneorother, and ThatReallyFitChick, and TheMuscularAsianDude. Celebrity psychic who is really just an expert on body language and human behavior helps California police solve crimes.
Fiction
Plum Pudding Murder by Joanne Fluke. Another recipe mystery.
NonFiction
Have A Little Faith by Mitch Albom. Albom has an 88-year-old rabbi ask Albom to do his eulogy. Meanwhile Albom gets involved with an urban Christian Pastor in Detroit. "Albom and the two men of God explore issues that perplex modern man."
The Essential Guide to Breastfeeding: everything a nursing mother needs to know by Marianne Neifert, MD. Some lady returned a breastfeeding book just yesterday.
Why We Buy: the science of shopping by Paco Underhill. Updated and revised version. How do people approach sales, move through stores, read signs, touch items to determine purchase?
Large Print
Pilgrims: a Wobegon romance by Garrison Keillor.
Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom.
Hothouse Orchid by Stuart Woods.
The Mentalist: season one starring Simon Someoneorother, and ThatReallyFitChick, and TheMuscularAsianDude. Celebrity psychic who is really just an expert on body language and human behavior helps California police solve crimes.
Fiction
Plum Pudding Murder by Joanne Fluke. Another recipe mystery.
NonFiction
Have A Little Faith by Mitch Albom. Albom has an 88-year-old rabbi ask Albom to do his eulogy. Meanwhile Albom gets involved with an urban Christian Pastor in Detroit. "Albom and the two men of God explore issues that perplex modern man."
The Essential Guide to Breastfeeding: everything a nursing mother needs to know by Marianne Neifert, MD. Some lady returned a breastfeeding book just yesterday.
Why We Buy: the science of shopping by Paco Underhill. Updated and revised version. How do people approach sales, move through stores, read signs, touch items to determine purchase?
Large Print
Pilgrims: a Wobegon romance by Garrison Keillor.
Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom.
Hothouse Orchid by Stuart Woods.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
I Should Only Buy Mediocre Music CDs Because That's All That Seems to Check Out
Fiction
Blood's A Rover by James Ellroy. The great one returns! Crime and politics intersect in 1960's Los Angeles. Read it.
Intervention by Terri Blackstock. Young drug addict disappears on way to rehab and her interventionist is found murdered. Addict's mom tries to convince investigating cop that the missing girl is innocent.
Dark Tiger by William G. Taply. Stoney woke up in the VA with no memory of his past life. But, Stoney retained memory expertise, languages, etc. Seven years later he gets infrequent checks from shadowy government men checking on his memory while working as a fishing guide in Maine. One of those government types has Stoney work undercover at a fishing lodge to see why an agent was killed in a faked murder-suicide pact.
Pilgrims: a Wobegon romance by Garrison Keillor. Do you think there are people who write Wobegon fan faction? That would be sad.
Lost Art of Gratitude by Alexander McCall Smith. "An Isabel Dalhousie Novel." Scottish mom helps in financial investigation while dealing with a niece, her would-be-husband, and a crabby professor.
Lost Symbol by Dan Brown. Sing along with me: I don't care, I don't care, I don't care at all.
A Change in Altitude by Anita Shreve. Young married couple move to Kenya for a year. Husband practices medicine and wife does photography. The two climb Mount Kenya and a friend dies in accident.
Hothouse Orchid by Stuart Woods.
NonFiction
High on Arrival by Mackenzie Phillips. Did it happen or not? I say "Yes," because that dude was messed up.
Reagan's Secret War: the untold story of his fight to save the world from nuclear disaster by Martin and Annelise Anderson. "Reagan intendedfrom his first days in office to bring down the Soviet Union, that he considered eliminating nuclear weapons his paramount objective, and that he - no his subordinates - was the principal architect of the policies that ultimately brought the Soviets to the nuclear-arms negotiating table."
No Time for Tact: 365 days of the wit, words, and wisdom of Larry Winget by Larry Winget. I have no idea who this guy is but his books sell well and circ elsewhere in our system.
Why Fish Fart: and other useless or gross information about the world by Francesca Gould. Including: where can you find "the mound of ears", why do skunks stink, which infection causes bleeding from the eyes.
Arguing with Idiots: how to stop small minds and big government by Glenn Beck. I've only seen this guy for about five minutes worth of television but he seems to be a real tool.
Lord of the Rings: weapons and warfare by Chris Smith, Forewaord by Christopher Lee. A replacement for our worn-out copy.
Blood's A Rover by James Ellroy. The great one returns! Crime and politics intersect in 1960's Los Angeles. Read it.
Intervention by Terri Blackstock. Young drug addict disappears on way to rehab and her interventionist is found murdered. Addict's mom tries to convince investigating cop that the missing girl is innocent.
Dark Tiger by William G. Taply. Stoney woke up in the VA with no memory of his past life. But, Stoney retained memory expertise, languages, etc. Seven years later he gets infrequent checks from shadowy government men checking on his memory while working as a fishing guide in Maine. One of those government types has Stoney work undercover at a fishing lodge to see why an agent was killed in a faked murder-suicide pact.
Pilgrims: a Wobegon romance by Garrison Keillor. Do you think there are people who write Wobegon fan faction? That would be sad.
Lost Art of Gratitude by Alexander McCall Smith. "An Isabel Dalhousie Novel." Scottish mom helps in financial investigation while dealing with a niece, her would-be-husband, and a crabby professor.
Lost Symbol by Dan Brown. Sing along with me: I don't care, I don't care, I don't care at all.
A Change in Altitude by Anita Shreve. Young married couple move to Kenya for a year. Husband practices medicine and wife does photography. The two climb Mount Kenya and a friend dies in accident.
Hothouse Orchid by Stuart Woods.
NonFiction
High on Arrival by Mackenzie Phillips. Did it happen or not? I say "Yes," because that dude was messed up.
Reagan's Secret War: the untold story of his fight to save the world from nuclear disaster by Martin and Annelise Anderson. "Reagan intendedfrom his first days in office to bring down the Soviet Union, that he considered eliminating nuclear weapons his paramount objective, and that he - no his subordinates - was the principal architect of the policies that ultimately brought the Soviets to the nuclear-arms negotiating table."
No Time for Tact: 365 days of the wit, words, and wisdom of Larry Winget by Larry Winget. I have no idea who this guy is but his books sell well and circ elsewhere in our system.
Why Fish Fart: and other useless or gross information about the world by Francesca Gould. Including: where can you find "the mound of ears", why do skunks stink, which infection causes bleeding from the eyes.
Arguing with Idiots: how to stop small minds and big government by Glenn Beck. I've only seen this guy for about five minutes worth of television but he seems to be a real tool.
Lord of the Rings: weapons and warfare by Chris Smith, Forewaord by Christopher Lee. A replacement for our worn-out copy.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Those Reissued Beatles CDs. Fogerty, Cornell Hurd.
The Beatles Remasters (in order of how stacked on my desk)
Abbey Road by The Beatles.
Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles.
Beatles for Sale by The Beatles.
Rubber Soul by The Beatles.
Let It Be by The Beatles.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles.
With the Bealtes by The Beatles.
Revolver by The Beatles.
Help! by The Beatles.
CDs
American Shadows: the songs of Moon Mullican by the Cornell Hurd Band. I was looking at a Bob Wills CD and remembered Bill Crider mentioning the Cornell Hurd Band. I think Hurd plays a kind of Texas Swing and honky-tonk. Although Crider's main reason for mentioning the band is probably that his son does sound work for them.
The Blue Ridge Rangers by John Fogerty. I presume he complains about politics on this one too.
Joy by Phish. I don't smoke marijuana so I have never heard their music.
Abbey Road by The Beatles.
Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles.
Beatles for Sale by The Beatles.
Rubber Soul by The Beatles.
Let It Be by The Beatles.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles.
With the Bealtes by The Beatles.
Revolver by The Beatles.
Help! by The Beatles.
CDs
American Shadows: the songs of Moon Mullican by the Cornell Hurd Band. I was looking at a Bob Wills CD and remembered Bill Crider mentioning the Cornell Hurd Band. I think Hurd plays a kind of Texas Swing and honky-tonk. Although Crider's main reason for mentioning the band is probably that his son does sound work for them.
The Blue Ridge Rangers by John Fogerty. I presume he complains about politics on this one too.
Joy by Phish. I don't smoke marijuana so I have never heard their music.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
One Chick Book, TV You've Seen, GED, Large Print
DVD
30 Rock: Season Two starring [people you've heard about already]. Includes deleted scenes, Muppets, making of an episode, audio commentary.
Fiction
Miranda's Big Mistake by Jill Mansell. Miranda plans revenge on her ex-boyfriend when she "discovers he left his wife when he found out she was pregnant."
NonFiction
Master the GED: 2010 by Peterson's.
Large Print
The Signal by Ron Carlson. Mack and Vonnie are soon to be divorced but still on a backpack trip to Wyoming. This supposed to be a goodbye trip but criminal minded Mack is tracking a signal deeper and deeper into the woods.
The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. "A remarkable memoir of resilience and redemption, and a penetrating look into a family at once deeply dysfunctional and uniquely vibrant."
Bleah.
30 Rock: Season Two starring [people you've heard about already]. Includes deleted scenes, Muppets, making of an episode, audio commentary.
Fiction
Miranda's Big Mistake by Jill Mansell. Miranda plans revenge on her ex-boyfriend when she "discovers he left his wife when he found out she was pregnant."
NonFiction
Master the GED: 2010 by Peterson's.
Large Print
The Signal by Ron Carlson. Mack and Vonnie are soon to be divorced but still on a backpack trip to Wyoming. This supposed to be a goodbye trip but criminal minded Mack is tracking a signal deeper and deeper into the woods.
The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. "A remarkable memoir of resilience and redemption, and a penetrating look into a family at once deeply dysfunctional and uniquely vibrant."
Bleah.
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