Nan left a comment the other day saying that she was interested in the book titles on my new bookshelves. That made me wonder too as I wasn't quite sure myself. Before I made this small bookcase we had most of our books on shelves over the windows - and even if it's a small cottage with a low ceiling that meant that every time I wanted a book I had to climb on a chair to reach for it. It also meant that I didn't know what books we kept there. Some are books guests have left behind and some I've brought and never read while a few are doublets of books I have at home. This is what I found: Swedish, German and English dictionaries. Books about flowers, mushrooms, insects and other animals.
Pauline Wills: Live better. Colour Theraby Elizabeth von Arnim: Elizabeth and her german Garden Agatha Christie: Sad Cypress and A Murder is Announced G. K. Chesterton: The Innocence of Father Brown Yang Erche Namu: Leaving Mother Lake Kate Jacobs: Friday Night Knitting Club Mary Turner Thomson: The Other Mrs Jordan Laura Childs: Death by Darjeeling, Gunpoder Green andShades of Earl Grey
Safiya Hussaini: Dömd att stenas Thomas Björklund: Vad du borde ha lärt dig i skolan Olof Lagercrantz: Dagbok Torsten Sndberg: Gåtan på Granliden Viveca Lärn: Kvinnan som var en fyr Åke Edwardson: Låt det aldrig ta slut Jan Broberg: I ett nötskal
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It is easier to say what and who I'm not. — I'm not my profession — I'm not my salay — I'm not my age — I'm not my illness — I'm not my civil status So who am I? — a person just the right size and age — an untidy pedant — a conservative radical And what do I do? — weave — read — listen to music, classical preferably baroque
You have books for every possible mood there. What a lovely place for reading and looking out of the window.
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