books

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We went to the preview of the annual Brunswick library book sale. I was pleasantly surprised. The tables were much better spaced and organized than at other book sales I've been to. The selection was wider with less repetition of titles. The book limit made the atmosphere less like sharks in a chum tank and more like a browse through a bookstore. I want to go back for more.


eor's catch
P. G. Wodehouse "The World of Jeeves", hardcover
P. G. Wodehouse "The Most of P.G. Wodehouse", large softback
P. G. Wodehouse "The Jeeves Omnibus", hardcover
Roald Dahl "The Roald Dahl Omnibus", hardcover
Isaac Asimov "Foundation and Earth", hardcover
Isabella Beeton "Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management", hardcover, facsimile reprint
Robert Paine and Alexander Soper "The Art and Architecture of Japan", softback
Tom Clancy "The Sum of All Fears", hardcover
Robert B. Parker "Small Vices", hardcover
James Fergusson "History of Architecture Vol. I", hardcover

derien's catch
Lois McMaster Bujold "Vorkosigan's Game", hardcover
E. L. Doctorow "World's Fair", hardcover
Laura Esquirel "Like Water for Chocolate", hardcover
Sheri S. Tepper "The Gate to Women's Country", hardcover
C. J. Cherryh "Cyteen", hardcover
Douglas R. Hofstadter "Godel, Escher, Bach", hardcover
E. L. Doctorow "Billy Bathgate", hardcover
Garrison Keillor "Wobegon Boy", hardcover
Tom Bodett "The End of the Road", hardcover
Karen Joy Fowler "The Jane Austen Book Club", hardcover