LibrarianKat

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  Ravenwing says

  Do you when the next book in the Monster Blood Tattoo series is coming out? I can't wait!

  Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Mark S. says

  Everything I know about politics I learn from the Daily Show and The Colbert Report (smile)

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  Melissa says

  Hi! Thanks for accepting my invite. I'm a school librarian too (but elementary level) This will be my second year....but YA Lit is my weakeness. I loved Nancy Drew back in the day too, thats probably why I'm a sucker for a good mystery.

  Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )

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  prasunchatterjee says

  hi kat, i think this your name.. i want to know your review of Running from safety - by Richard Bach. Could you add me in your reader friends? My email address- prasunchatterjee99@gmail.com

  Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )

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  donaldjamesparker says

  Perhaps you would be interested in my book. It could be classified YA (it features teens) and takes place in Sumner Washington.
  Don

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  iLoveGrilledCheese says

  er, engage, even :)

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  iLoveGrilledCheese says

  Yes! I gather shelfarians who will like each other, and short of likeing, who will at least learn from each other and engare in interesting dialog. Everyone has their hobbies :D

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  phadeout says

  ai, i've spotted it recently, but i'm in a philosophy mood at the moment with my reading - i reckon i can cram more confusing thoughts into my head. i'm trying read (get my head around) Faucault's (spelling) The Order of Things, but eee.... and i reckon my next purchase will be Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London - I've heard some good stuff bout it... maybe you can throw me a suggestion for a good read...? : )

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  Karen says

  Hi LK,
  I see that you have The Tao of Pooh on your shelf and that you gave it 5 stars. Are you aware of The Te of Piglet? I liked it even more than The Tao of Pooh. (Perhaps, you have read it, but you just haven't had time to put it on your shelf yet.)
  You might like to join a group I started called Sharing a Personal Book Experience. Why not peruse the group and decide. If you like it, you might even want to share some of your own experiences.
  Karen

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  kellyande says

  Thank you for the invitation. I teach Intensive Reading and AP Literature at the high school level, and read a ton of YA lit., which I too love. I'm always open for suggestions.

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  Just Kay. says

  I really enjoyed Cathy's Book. I thought it was cool to have all the little extras. I didn't realize it was an alternative reality game until I looked on the website. As far as I know, there will be a sequel to it!

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  kairos says

  Yes, now that I've read book 7, I was impressed by how Rowling was able to function within a completely different structure.

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  Shawna234 says

  Hey thanks for adding me as a friend. Looking forward for more notes and stuff.

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  Lady Dixie says

  Thanks for the invite. Looking forward to "talking" with you!

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  Dame Maggie Salisbury says

  Delighted to have you on my friends list. I handpicked my first 23, and in the past few days, 2 Shelfarians with obviously great taste in books have chosen me! I love to go through my friends' shelves and add things to my reading list. Maybe I'll ask you first whether you really like something--whether it passes the picky test. Then again, with 241 opinions I may not have to!

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  Dame Daisy Barksby-Pryce says

  = D
  
  I used to read the phone book, looking for cool or wierd names!

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  elephantschild says

  Hello LibrarianKat
  I was interested to see The Rabbits on your shelf. Have you seen any other books Shaun Tan has illustrated or written and illustrated? If you have a chance to see The Red Tree or The Arrival I'd love to know what you think of them, particularly The Arrival. More than 100 pages, completely without text, and deeply affecting, it's won 4 awards so far in the seven months since it was released. (Shaun is also a genuinely lovely guy, very unassuming, almost surprised that people enjoy his work. Oh, for just a hint of such talent...)

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