The Return of Martin Guerre, by Natalie Zemon Davis
Mrs. Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf
Aku-Aku, by Thor Heyerdahl
For the Time Being, by Annie Dillard
Little Clothes for Little People, by Lia van Steenderen (a sewing book)
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Thrift Store Wednesdays: Eclectic is always good
All the books at our thrift store are still a dollar this week, but most of the ones I brought home today would have been priced at a dollar anyway.
Language Maven Strikes Again, by William Safire
The Return of Martin Guerre, by Natalie Zemon Davis
Mrs. Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf
Aku-Aku, by Thor Heyerdahl
For the Time Being, by Annie Dillard
Little Clothes for Little People, by Lia van Steenderen (a sewing book)
The Return of Martin Guerre, by Natalie Zemon Davis
Mrs. Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf
Aku-Aku, by Thor Heyerdahl
For the Time Being, by Annie Dillard
Little Clothes for Little People, by Lia van Steenderen (a sewing book)
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I really want to read Mrs Dalloway. Have you?
No, the only Woolf I remember reading is To the Lighthouse. I was feeling somewhat guilty and neglectful over that, especially after reading Howard's End is On the Landing (Susan Hill loves Virginia Woolf), so I brought Mrs. Dalloway home as an experiment.
That said, I'm a bit cautious about writers from this group (Woolf and her cohort)--they do not tend to be my favourites, for various reasons.
Susan Hill is responsible for my wanting to read it was well. All I've ever read was A Room of One's Own.
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