AnnaK629

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uplandpoet says

Welcome to Better than Starbucks! Look around, make yourself at home, start a new thread or dig up an old one or just read and jump in on the more active ones.

We are honored to be one of your first groups!

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Web Ruble says

well, I see you like a great variety of books. Dop you have a catregory or a name of what you like?

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HemingwayHeroine says

The Rory Gilmore Book Club: Discussion for Part Three of The Fountainhead is up. It's not too late to join in.

Hope to see you there!

posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )

Ann B says

Hi! I just wanted to stop by and invite you to come and check out my new group called The Jane Austen Book Club! It's a great group just starting out with some great Shelfarians who love to engage in all things Austen. We would love to have you join us! Thanks Annie

http://www.shelfari.com/groups/27288/about

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HemingwayHeroine says

I've just posted the discussion for Part Two of The Fountainhead on the Rory Gilmore Book Club. It isn't too late to join in!

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Plum Hawkins says

Miss D, you’ll leave me a note to fill me afterwards on what went on at Tinky’s party this weekend, won’t you? Press are banned from the premises! All my sources will be kept strictly confidential!! I’m mostly looking for dirt, to be honest. My readers want to know! Can I count on you, ducks?

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Ann B says

Hi! I just wanted to stop by and invite you to check out my group Across The Pond. It's a fun group and we discuss everything from and about the U.K. We would love to have you join us there! Thanks

Annie

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HemingwayHeroine says

Rory Gilmore Book Club News:

I've begun some discussion topics for Part One of The Fountainhead. I found some really great questions that should get us going on good discussion threads. I hope you'll be joining in.

Also, if you do not have the introduction by Ayn Rand in your copy of the book, please send me an Admin message. Unless everyone has it, it is definitely worth it for me to type out the whole thing and get it up on the board!

posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )

Lord Manleigh says

Glad to hear it! Good luck on finals...

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Lord Manleigh says

Dear Hen,

I’ve missed your participation at Anglophiles Anonymous. I hope it wasn’t something Mrs. Danvers said. Please do drop in – we’re attempting to determine our Top Ten Favourite British Novels, amongst other vital matters. And feel free to start your own discussion threads if none catch your fancy.

Yours faithfully,

Tinky

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HemingwayHeroine says

Summer Reading with Rory is here! Please visit the Rory Gilmore Book Club to vote for this season's good read.

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AvidReader says

Too bad you didn't enjoy Crimson Rose all that much. I have to admit that I wasn't that big a fan of Mary Alsworthy in Emerald Ring, so I'm not in a rush to read Crimson Rose. I'm more interested in the Eloise/Colin thing than anything else at this point. I wonder how many more books Willig will write in the series?

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AvidReader says

Hi. I just saw your post on Anglophiles Anonymous about your "english" name of Henrietta Dorrington - from which I gathered you must be a a Lauren Willig fan? I've read all but her most recent book in the Pink Carnation series.

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HemingwayHeroine says

Please visit the Rory Gilmore Book Club to vote for this Spring's book, or make a suggestion of your own. We hope you'll join us this season!

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Solyaris says

hello AnnaK! I like you! I am also a priky reader that has her own ways of appreciating literarure, and that's why my tastes are very eclectic! and also once I READ a book, I like it, because I don't read books I don't like... you know, 'tell me what you read and I'll tell you who you are' so I guess we have literature all over us...why stick to a certain type when there are so many different and great books in this world?

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