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subjectivei sorted my books tonight to see which ones i absolutely must ship to california & which i can let go. i tried to be ruthless.
if you're interested in any of these, i'll send them to you for the cost of shipping (you boston locals are in luck). i was just going to donate them anyway. (hey amy, can you tell me the protocol for donating to the prison book project? do i have to drop them somewhere or will they come pick them up?) leave a comment if you want any of them, please.
children's/chapter/YA books
that was then this is now (s.e. hinton)
true north (kathryn lasky)
the summer of the swans (betsy byars)
one-eyed cat (paula fox)
fourth grade celebrity (patricia reilly giff)
the secret of nimh (robert o'brien)
the thief (megan whalen turner)
klippity klop (ed emberley) -- hardcover picture book
the giving tree (shel silverstein) -- hardcover, brand new
lily's crossing (patricia reilly giff)
fiction
stranger in a strange land (robert heinlein)
the crown of columbus (louise erdrich & michael dorris)
a thousand acres (jane smiley)
the beet queen (louise erdrich)
dessa rose (sherley anne williams)
emma (jane austen)
non-fiction
simon & schuster handbook for writers, 3rd ed. -- hardcover
anatomy of hatha yoga (h.david coulter) -- hardcover, brand new, i had two
between east & west (luce irigaray)
don't know much about history (kenneth davis)
eleanor roosevelt (blanche w. cook) -- biography, volume 1
a woman's guide to martial arts (monica cardoza)
the night trilogy (elie wiesel)
vegetarian/cooking
vegetarian times cookbook
the inner art of vegetarianism (carol j. adams)
plays/scripts
who's afraid of virginia woolf (edward albee)
x-files related
scully x-posed -- my mom sent me this for my birthday, it's biographical stuff about gillian anderson & scully
the nitpicker's guide for x-philes (phil farrand) -- seasons 1-4
x-files short novels series:
* darkness falls (#2)
* tiger, tiger (#3)
* squeeze (#4)
magazines
the progressive apr 2001: interview w/arundhati roy, health benefits
the progressive may 2001: cali public schools, amber hollibaugh, robert reich
the progressive june 2001: quebec city protests, interview w/jesse jackson jr
the progressive july 2001: kids & mental health care, interview w/george carlin
the progressive aug 2001: bush's "global gag rule," nuclear warfare, amartya sen
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Date: 2003-08-12 09:07 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2003-08-12 09:10 pm (UTC)tell me a total and let me know how to pay you.
xo.
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Date: 2003-08-13 01:21 am (UTC)boys like her (taste this)
gather together in my name (maya angelou)
my e-mail addy is: fatassfemme [at] yahoo [dot] com
thank you <3, jenny
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Date: 2003-08-13 06:24 am (UTC)yoga & the quest for the true self (stephen cope)
wild mind: living the writer's life (natalie goldberg)
punk planet #37
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Date: 2003-08-13 06:31 am (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2003-08-13 06:47 am (UTC)i would like to claim: higglety pigglety pop and brown girl.
re: donations: you can pretty much bring them by any night that people are packing up books (which is usually tuesdays and thursday from 6-9:30, altho sometimes they open late.)
the more obvious thing to me is that it doesn't seem like your particular collection of books is what prisoners usually ask for (i.e. they're likely to sit around for a long time on the shelf). i don't know if it's too much work, but you might want to look into other places to donate ... maybe an elementary school that's under-libraried (isn't that all of them?!?!) or a college LGBT resource center, or a women's center or something.
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Date: 2003-08-13 06:58 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2003-08-13 10:41 am (UTC)maybe early morning on saturday? you like early mornings, oui?
Ms. Book Scavenger
Date: 2003-08-13 06:55 am (UTC)I'll take whatever you have leftover. Seriously, all of it =) I'm building up my school library--but I'll just take the leftovers of whatever else no one wants, ok?
Kelli
Re: Ms. Book Scavenger
Date: 2003-08-13 07:00 am (UTC)Re: Ms. Book Scavenger
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Date: 2003-08-13 09:31 am (UTC)emma
Date: 2003-08-14 05:09 pm (UTC)and i'll take children's book on the small side that you recommend, if there are any on that list, you decide.
and email me, ok?
xxo kathryn