GentleJourneyAuthor
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- Plantation, Fl, USA
- member since August 1, 2007
has 110 followers and is following 116 people
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O.K. Sorry to be pressuring you...que sera. "Gentle Journey" was sweet.
Thanks for your response..I think Im going to read it ...I can always stop if I dont like it..Life is too short for books that you dont like :)
Hi Gentle,
Tell me about 'The Gentleman's Daughter' on your shelf. It's an interesting subject but could lend itself to dryness as well. Does it flow?
I noticed you added one of my all time favorites to your shelf - 'The Hiding Place.' Did you love Corrie and her family? I visited her home in Holland last year. An amazing experience!
Hi Gentle,
I did nor know that, it is my desire,Thank you.
Thanks for the friend invite. I'm looking forward to exploring the books on your shelf. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Hullo Gentle, the project is doing fair, am not real so special, there are those above my rank. We really have the desire to save the communities. Thanks for your response, God bless you too and lets stay in touch.
Jeremiah
Hi! I just wanted to say welcome and thanks for joining The Jane Austen Book Club! Please make yourself at home in the group! We are currently putting in our nominations for a group read so I hope you will join us and add yours! Also, if you have an interest in British culture, literature, traditions, etc. please visit my other group called Across the pond.
http://www.shelfari.com/groups/18903/about
Thanks again!
Annie
Hi! I just wanted to stop by and invite you to check out my new group called The Jane Austen Book Club! It's a great group full of great Shelfarians who love to engage on all things Austen! We would love to have you join us there!
Thanks! Annie
http://www.shelfari.com/groups/27288/about
Thanks! My husband and I are currently cleaning out our garage for the first time since we moved two years ago and we are unearthing several boxes of books. It's so much fun to see a book I'd forgotten about and really enjoyed. I am trying to get them all logged into Shelfari. I find I'm keeping more than I am donating to the library because I can't bear to part with them. They really are like old friends!
I loved that one too! It seems we have the same taste in movies. Tell me, what was the response to Gentle Journey after the tour? I hope you sold a bunch!
Isn't it a wonderful book? I believe the author did a lot of research and captured Jane beautifully. Have you seen the movie, Becoming Jane, with Jane Hatheway? I enjoyed it as well.
Thanks for your public notes. You've enriched my page. Peace and Joy for your reading week.
Peace GentleJourneyAuthor. Hearing that a person has been touched by "a gentle gladness" by just being myself, it really means a lot more to be a professed religious. I am glad for you too. When events in life go rough, I do remember Jesus who has trodden the same road. Yet He is not of the past alone. He makes himself present to my "present" and leads me to the future with confidence. You've got a lot in your shelf. I'll find time to browse them. Enjoy your reading moments.
You're welcome. I have ways to go like getting to my goal at 90 K and fixing plot holes. It's going to be a long haul. I'll check that book out.
Well, now you have a face, such as it is, to go with the name ;-) I'm glad you joined us. Although I keep telling people that Shout Life is better. Of course Shelfari explores what people are reading, that's a plus. If they'd just make navigation a little easier.
If you had accepted my invitation, I was going to suggest you look through my books. I figured, as many as we already had in common, there must be more. Besides, with you being a retired English teacher, I knew your bookshelves were only starting to grow. I still haven't gone through my own books that I own. The ones shown as "own" here are mostly my husband's. Well, I'll talk to you later, new friend!
I appreciate your note about Tom Sawyer. I read Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Twain for an american lit class while I was in college and I had really enjoyed it, accents and all.