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With My Book and a Quilt: Scout, Atticus, and Boo by Mary McDonagh Murphy
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With My Book and a Quilt. Of Books and Life. Monday, June 15, 2015. Scout, Atticus, and Boo by Mary McDonagh Murphy. This ended up being such a lovely book. I was a little afraid that it would be a gimmicky way for a writer to make money off of another wildly successful author, but it ended up being a wonderful idea. What are your memories of To Kill a Mockingbird? Was it an influential book for you, or did it not make a big impact? June 15, 2015 at 8:59 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I love rea...
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Unearthing yesterday's literary gems. The Uninvited – Dorothy Macardle. September 15, 2014. A gothic novel about a grown brother and sister who move into their dream house on the cliffs of Devonshire, in spite of warnings that the house is haunted by its previous occupants. 1941. Posted in Severely Forgotten. Professor Preston at Home – Elizabeth Corbett. August 30, 2014. Posted in Severely Forgotten. Love – Elizabeth von Arnim. August 15, 2014. Posted in Severely Forgotten. August 6, 2014. July 30, 2014.
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The Uninvited – Dorothy Macardle | Another Look Books
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Unearthing yesterday's literary gems. Professor Preston at Home – Elizabeth Corbett. The Uninvited – Dorothy Macardle. September 15, 2014. A gothic novel about a grown brother and sister who move into their dream house on the cliffs of Devonshire, in spite of warnings that the house is haunted by its previous occupants. 1941. Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Stuck in a Book.
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Unearthing yesterday's literary gems. Newer posts →. Each Bright River – Mildred Masterson McNeilly. May 19, 2014. A historical novel about a wealthy Southern woman who goes to the Oregon territory in search of her fiance, but not everything goes according to plan. 1950. Posted in Severely Forgotten. The Incomplete Amorist – Edith Nesbit. May 16, 2014. A novel about a young, naive woman who falls for a rakish artist, but fate and the woman’s family intervene to keep the two apart. 1906. May 12, 2014.
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With My Book and a Quilt: June 2015
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With My Book and a Quilt. Of Books and Life. Friday, June 26, 2015. I flew through this project. In just 5 days, I finished painting what I think was the world's ugliest living room. In retrospect, the timing for this project was not fabulous, because I have been busy and gone so much of June, but the living room is so lovely now that I'm starting to forget the hassle and stress of repainting. The chaos (and inconvenience) of a covered up, taped-off living room. Cottonballs on left; Gray Owl on right.
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With My Book and a Quilt: February 2015
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With My Book and a Quilt. Of Books and Life. Monday, February 23, 2015. The Gipsy in the Parlour by Margery Sharp. I guess I'm on a Margery Sharp roll! This book review has been in the works for 2 months. I read this book right after Christmas, then the review got buried in my drafts box and now I'm finally pulling it out because this book really does deserved a proper review. Photo Credit: www.margerysharp.wordpress.com. A very interesting-looking blog devoted to Margery Sharp. Friday, February 20, 2015.
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With My Book and a Quilt: Who Am I?
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With My Book and a Quilt. Of Books and Life. Thank you for dropping in on my little corner of the blogosphere. I hope you pour yourself a cup of tea and stay for awhile. So who am I? Here are some FAQs that I completely made up, but I can imagine people asking:. What does your blog name mean? Why are there never any pictures or other information about you on this blog? So do you do anything for fun besides read? I also love making anything. I cook incessantly, always have a sewing project, and someti...
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With My Book and a Quilt: November 2014
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With My Book and a Quilt. Of Books and Life. Sunday, November 30, 2014. An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving by L.M. Alcott. This book was been rather overlooked because it's not very long and it's very easily cute-ified, something that can very easily happen to holiday stories. I think that Alcott originally wrote this as a children's short story, but I really enjoyed it, just as an Austen fan. This was really very well written and gently funny. Labels: All-time favorite books. Saturday, November 22, 2014.
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With My Book and a Quilt: Favorites This Friday
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With My Book and a Quilt. Of Books and Life. Friday, June 12, 2015. I missed a couple of weeks of this weekly feature (blame summer), but here's the post for today. Here are my favorites this Friday, bookish and not-bookish:. 1) Gray Owl Paint by Benjamin Moore-Yes! I'm embarking on painting the ugly living room next! The walls are covered in various swatches of blue and gray, but I finally found the perfectly shade! 2) Iced Tea-Do I need to say more? I must watch this soon! Speaking of which, I just.
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With My Book and a Quilt: The Living Room-Finished!
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With My Book and a Quilt. Of Books and Life. Friday, June 26, 2015. I flew through this project. In just 5 days, I finished painting what I think was the world's ugliest living room. In retrospect, the timing for this project was not fabulous, because I have been busy and gone so much of June, but the living room is so lovely now that I'm starting to forget the hassle and stress of repainting. The chaos (and inconvenience) of a covered up, taped-off living room. Cottonballs on left; Gray Owl on right.
