[quote=""Elysium""]Last books I bought were:
Edward II by Seymour Phillips
[/quote]
Sigh, I wanted this book but it was too much to spend for my King/Queen Challenge, maybe if it comes down way in price, I'll get it. I ended up reading really short overview with tons of images on Edward II.
SM
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Book Shopping Today (2011 edition)
- SonjaMarie
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Just getting ready to head out and do a little book shopping with SonjaMarie. Picking her up from the Vashon Ferry dock at Point Defiance and then we're heading over to the H.U.G.E. Tacoma Book Center (watch a video of it here).
Older ferries run on this route

Older ferries run on this route

At home with a good book and the cat...
...is the only place I want to be
...is the only place I want to be
- Vanessa
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- Interest in HF: The first historical novel I read was Katherine by Anya Seton and this sparked off my interest in this genre.
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- Location: North Yorkshire, UK
Looks pretty!
Have you met up before, Misfit?
Have you met up before, Misfit?
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Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind
Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind
[quote=""Vanessa""]Looks pretty!
Have you met up before, Misfit?[/quote]
We've hooked up a couple of times. I just got back, but Sonja Marie is probably just landing back on the island. She didn't buy a thing, but I got some interesting items, including several Angelique books. I've probably duplicated what I have, but I suspect I can find homes for whatever is left over.
Have you met up before, Misfit?[/quote]
We've hooked up a couple of times. I just got back, but Sonja Marie is probably just landing back on the island. She didn't buy a thing, but I got some interesting items, including several Angelique books. I've probably duplicated what I have, but I suspect I can find homes for whatever is left over.
At home with a good book and the cat...
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...is the only place I want to be
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I didn't buy a thing cause I could get every book I was interested in for a whole lot cheaper through Amazon, many for only 4.00 w/ s/h and they wanted 8, 10, 12, were some of the prices for hardback, and like 6 or 8 for paperback. Yeesh! What happened to a few dollars for a used book?!
SM
SM
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[quote=""SonjaMarie""]I didn't buy a thing cause I could get every book I was interested in for a whole lot cheaper through Amazon, many for only 4.00 w/ s/h and they wanted 8, 10, 12, were some of the prices for hardback, and like 6 or 8 for paperback. Yeesh! What happened to a few dollars for a used book?!
SM[/quote]
I just compared the prices at Amazon for the Angelique editions I purchased today. The copy of book one I bought for $5 is listed at $102. I can live with that
SM[/quote]
I just compared the prices at Amazon for the Angelique editions I purchased today. The copy of book one I bought for $5 is listed at $102. I can live with that

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- boswellbaxter
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[quote=""Misfit""]I just compared the prices at Amazon for the Angelique editions I purchased today. The copy of book one I bought for $5 is listed at $102. I can live with that
[/quote]
So are you going to tell us what else you bought?
I went to a used bookstore myself and bought three NF books: Fifteenth Century England by Percival Hunt, Medieval Maidens: Young Women and Gender in England, 1270-1540 by Kim Phillips, and Court and Country: Studies in Tudor Social History by A. L. Rowse. I could have sneaked a couple of more in if hubby wasn't with me.

So are you going to tell us what else you bought?
I went to a used bookstore myself and bought three NF books: Fifteenth Century England by Percival Hunt, Medieval Maidens: Young Women and Gender in England, 1270-1540 by Kim Phillips, and Court and Country: Studies in Tudor Social History by A. L. Rowse. I could have sneaked a couple of more in if hubby wasn't with me.
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[quote=""boswellbaxter""]So are you going to tell us what else you bought?
I went to a used bookstore myself and bought three NF books: Fifteenth Century England by Percival Hunt, Medieval Maidens: Young Women and Gender in England, 1270-1540 by Kim Phillips, and Court and Country: Studies in Tudor Social History by A. L. Rowse. I could have sneaked a couple of more in if hubby wasn't with me.[/quote]
Sorry, I was a bit busy loading them onto my shelves at Goodreads.
The Roanoke Hundred by Inglis Fletcher (first in a seven book series)
Son of a Hundred Kings and Ride with Me by Thomas Costain
Pride's Castle, The Golden Hawk and A Woman Called Fancy by Frank Yerby
Five Smooth Stones which appears to be a 60's/70's interracial romance something or other. Couldn't tell by the cover what it was about until I got home.
The two Costains are very tempting. One is about a young boy come in search of his father, I think it ends in Canada. The other is set during the Napoleonic wars.
I went to a used bookstore myself and bought three NF books: Fifteenth Century England by Percival Hunt, Medieval Maidens: Young Women and Gender in England, 1270-1540 by Kim Phillips, and Court and Country: Studies in Tudor Social History by A. L. Rowse. I could have sneaked a couple of more in if hubby wasn't with me.[/quote]
Sorry, I was a bit busy loading them onto my shelves at Goodreads.
The Roanoke Hundred by Inglis Fletcher (first in a seven book series)
Son of a Hundred Kings and Ride with Me by Thomas Costain
Pride's Castle, The Golden Hawk and A Woman Called Fancy by Frank Yerby
Five Smooth Stones which appears to be a 60's/70's interracial romance something or other. Couldn't tell by the cover what it was about until I got home.
The two Costains are very tempting. One is about a young boy come in search of his father, I think it ends in Canada. The other is set during the Napoleonic wars.
At home with a good book and the cat...
...is the only place I want to be
...is the only place I want to be
Misfit, there appear to be 12 novels altogether in Inglis Fletcher's North Carolina series- though this listing is in order of publication date rather than chronological order.
http://www.lib.unc.edu/blogs/ncnovels/i ... ina-series
http://www.lib.unc.edu/blogs/ncnovels/i ... ina-series
- Vanessa
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- Location: North Yorkshire, UK
[quote=""Misfit""]We've hooked up a couple of times. I just got back, but Sonja Marie is probably just landing back on the island. She didn't buy a thing, but I got some interesting items, including several Angelique books. I've probably duplicated what I have, but I suspect I can find homes for whatever is left over.[/quote]
It's nice that you've met each other and made friends. You can't beat a bit of book browsing with a fellow enthusiast!
It's nice that you've met each other and made friends. You can't beat a bit of book browsing with a fellow enthusiast!

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Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind
Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind