On Friday, Jul 18, 2003, at 09:10 US/Eastern, BARRON (Jenny) wrote:
morning). Part of the fun is spotting places I know in Edinburgh. My
DH
loves the Ian Rankin books as he knows a lot of the pubs mentioned!
I love Rankin mysteries too, and I don't know Edinburgh at all
("raided" some shops 15
Dear List,
With all this "summer reading" going on, Parkes NSW Australia is gearing
up for it's Annual Birth-to-Kindergarten Reading Day.
This year there is to be a 12 hour reading session in the park from
12midnight to 12 midday, 7th August. The whole town is involved in
encouraging reading to ba
Laura Ingalls Wilder's books include occasional lace references, including
knitting lace. These Happy Golden Years refers to "a triangular fichu, of
white silk lace, a pattern of lovely flowers and leaves", given to her as a
wedding present by a friend. Her works include:
The Little House books:
Apologies,
the later reference to Little House Sample should have read Laura's Album -
containing the history and photos of the Ingalls and Wilder Families.
Karen, In Coventry
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(Patricia) wrote:
I'm enjoying them all:-
A.E. Marston The Wolves of Savernake [...]
The Owls of Gloucester
The publication date of the last is 2000 and so there ma
This is Sharan Newman's Catherine LeVendeur series. She also wrote
a trilogy about Guinevere's life for anyone interested in that kind
of thing.
Lisa in Dallas, Texas
Tamara wrote:
> There's also a writer -- Sharyn something-or-other -- who started an
> excellent mystery series about France o
Patrica, I love Marston's medieval mysteries , and haunt the public
library for each new one
Actual, I love amost everyone's medieval mysteries.
Right now, I am reading the Mitford series by Jan Karon about anEpiscopal
priest in North Caolina (USA) highland villiage.
Reminds me of some of the Br
And if you are ever in Springfield, Missouri, you can visit the house
she and her husband built, in which she spent the last decades of her
life. There's also a museum with many of the objects referred to in
the books: Pa's fiddle, and the little carved wall shelf. I can't
remember if the lace
