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murielm99

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9. I have my card through my hometown library, pop.

Sun Jul 9, 2017, 03:55 PM

Jul 2017

It is where I worked for fourteen years. Mostly, I use the library in the next community, which is larger, more professional, but still friendly. Many of the librarians there are former colleagues.

I hope your library has interlibrary loan and allows you privileges with larger, nearby libraries. I appreciate those services. My husband and I donate to the library we use. We don't give large amounts, but we try to be generous. We have had things placed in their display case, and we participate in some of their programs. You can't go wrong supporting the library.

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What are you reading this week of July 9, 2017? [View all] hermetic Jul 2017 OP

"Crimson Shore" by Preston & Child TexasProgresive Jul 2017 #1

ooooh, cool hermetic Jul 2017 #3

I read "Crimson Shore" about six months ago Number9Dream Jul 2017 #17

Will do. TexasProgresive Jul 2017 #19

We did the record backward experiment too... Number9Dream Jul 2017 #20

Well, we know that Paul was not and is not dead. TexasProgresive Jul 2017 #21

Well it defiantly ended on an unresolved chord. TexasProgresive Jul 2017 #25

Without having read any Pendergast beyond "Crimson Shore" (possible spoiler?) Number9Dream Jul 2017 #26

I am reading murielm99 Jul 2017 #2

Yeah hermetic Jul 2017 #4

The first one was so bad I can't remember. murielm99 Jul 2017 #5

Interesting hermetic Jul 2017 #7

I have my card through my hometown library, pop. murielm99 Jul 2017 #9

I love libraries hermetic Jul 2017 #14

Urban fantasy, not urban fiction. murielm99 Jul 2017 #11

That does make more sense now hermetic Jul 2017 #12

I edited all my posts. murielm99 Jul 2017 #13

also looking forward to the TV series. I really liked this book yellowdogintexas Jul 2017 #15

All the light we cannot see y Anthony Doerr pscot Jul 2017 #6

Hi, yeah hermetic Jul 2017 #8

I brought that book home from the library murielm99 Jul 2017 #10

Still running around New Orleans with Skip Langdon yellowdogintexas Jul 2017 #16

I'd say hermetic Jul 2017 #23

Half way through "Outlander" (first book) by Diana Gabaldon Number9Dream Jul 2017 #18

Ah, my favorite tale hermetic Jul 2017 #22

My Darling Detective by Howard Norman PoorMonger Jul 2017 #24