Livros aleatórios da biblioteca de VivienneR
Sitting in the club car drinking rum and karma-kola : a manual of etiquette for ladies crossing Canada by train de Paulette Jiles
The Berry Bible: With 175 Recipes Using Cultivated and Wild, Fresh and Frozen Berries de Janie Hibler
Wildflowers of the West de Mabel Crittenden
The crystal spirit : a study of George Orwell de George Woodcock
44 Scotland Street de Alexander McCall Smith
Klondike: The Last Great Gold Rush de Pierre Berton
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amigos: PenguinCanada
bibliotecas interessantes: atheist_goat, C.S._Lewis, callmejacx, countrylife, e.e.cummingslibrary, EarlyReviewers, ErnestHemingway, GeorgeOrwellLibrary, JamesBoswell, jimroberts, KatharineHepburn, Noisy, PenguinCanada, pmarshall, Romonko, SamuelJohnsonLibrary, StaffPicks, SylviaPlathLibrary, TELawrence, torontoc, victoriapeak
Autores no LibraryThing: Bill Cameron (BCMystery), Emily St. John Mandel (EmilyStJMandel), Marjorie Price (marjorie_price)
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ColeçõesSua biblioteca (811), Favoritos (70), Reviewed (35), Lendo atualmente (4), Lista de desejos (4), Todas as coleções (815)
Resenhas35 resenhas
TagsMystery (189), British (160), Canadian (140), English literature (106), History (77), Favourite (68), Memoir (67), Biography (67), Cookery (66), Fiction (59) — ver todas as tags
Nuvensnuvem de tags, nuvem de autores
GruposAgatha Christie, Anglophiles, Best of British, Bibliomysteries, British & Irish Crime Fiction, Canadian Bookworms, Canadian Fiction/Non-Fiction Reading Challenge, Canadian Literature, George Orwell, I Survived the Great Vowel Shift — mostrar todos os grupos
Autores favoritosJane Austen, H. E. Bates, E. F. Benson, Charlotte Brontë, Agatha Christie, Colin Dexter, Charles Dickens, E. M. Forster, Dick Francis, John Galsworthy, Elizabeth Gaskell, Germaine Greer, Helen Humphreys, James Joyce, Margaret Laurence, D. H. Lawrence, W. Somerset Maugham, W.O. Mitchell, Alice Munro, George Orwell, Candace Savage, Dorothy L. Sayers, Judy Schultz, Carol Shields, Sue Townsend, Anthony Trollope, Joanna Trollope, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Evelyn Waugh, Oscar Wilde, P.G. Wodehouse (Favoritos em comum)
Sobre a minha bibliotecaWith a few exceptions, my library is constantly changing. Every time we move - and we move often - the collection is severely reduced. I wish I still had every book I ever owned and a home big enough to hold them! My collection in LibraryThing is what I have in my possession at the moment as well as some books that I have read recently and passed on. I have read many that are not listed here. Although I read all kinds of material I particularly enjoy history, the classics, biography, natural history, travel, feminist literature, and mysteries.
This is an explanation of my rating system:
5 Outstanding, highly recommended
4 Very good, recommended to author/genre fans
3 Average
2 Disappointing
1 Not worth reading
Although I try not to use them, half stars indicate a slight variation of rank or where I have some hesitation in assigning a full star.
Obviously, my personal taste is the crux of the rating, A five star mystery does not necessarily compare with a classic work of literature also having five stars, it simply indicates just that I enjoyed them equally. I also consider if I would recommend the work, and to whom. My Favourites collection is based on a different principle so a five star rating doesn't guarantee entry, neither does a Favourites entry insure five stars.
In spite of trying to be consistent I often come across a rating that is out of keeping when compared with others similarly ranked so changes are made now and then.
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Nome verdadeiroVivienne
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Conhecimento CompartilhadoSéries (113), Prêmios (195), Personagens (2149), Lugares (456)
Membro desdeMay 23, 2007
Lendo atualmenteA Butterfly Flaps in Iceland de Samuel James Harrison
Last Night in Montreal de Emily St. John Mandel
The Penguin Book of Christmas Stories de Alberto [Editor] Manguel
Darkness at the stroke of noon de Dennis Richard Murphy



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escrito por JamesBoswell, às 11:05 pm (EST) , Dec 10, 2009
Cheers!
Bronwyn
escrito por PenguinCanada, às 2:24 pm (EST) , Dec 8, 2009
escrito por torontoc, às 9:37 am (EST) , Nov 28, 2009
I have not read The Wife's Tale. Your reading list on the Canadian challenge was so interesting, that I opened every link on it to look at those books. The Wife's Tale and Mamie's Children both called to me! So, I've added them to my wishlist, and hope I can find them to read for this challenge.
Funny you should mention "interesting libraries" for tagging. I am always adding members to "interesting libraries" or "private watch list" for one thing or another - their tagging structure, their collections concepts, their profile helpfulness, the 'interestingness' of their books, if their reviews are ones that I want to check back on periodically... I would LOVE for "Connections" to have modules for all those other member facets.
Oh, and about my tagging - I'm not satisfied with mine, either! On the one hand, I want to see all my (for instance) 50 states together in one spot on my tag page. So I use a kludgey prefix to gather them together. On the other hand, its not intuitive to do those prefixes whenever I enter a new book, so there is endless housekeeping that 'should' be done on my tags page, to keep it up to date with its concept. I would LOVE to be able to order my tags page to my own liking and be able to dispense with the prefixes.
But Tim hasn't hired me as a consultant yet, so I'll just go on loving LT like it is!
Regards,
countrylife
(For continuity) you said:
"I have added your library to my "interesting libraries" because I really admire your tagging. I'm not satisfied with mine so I may drop by now and then to get some tips.
I see you have added The Wife's Tale which I snagged from the ER program. It was better than I thought it was going to be. How did you like it?"
escrito por countrylife, às 10:39 am (EST) , Nov 20, 2009
Signed,
Sam Johnson
.....with the help of moibibliomaniac
escrito por SamuelJohnsonLibrary, às 11:30 pm (EST) , Nov 9, 2009
A person who loves CATS and hates "very unique"
Need I say more.
escrito por guido47, às 6:52 am (EST) , Sep 21, 2009
escrito por Romonko, às 9:59 am (EST) , Aug 10, 2009
escrito por avisannschild, às 6:11 pm (EST) , Apr 23, 2008