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Musings of a Bibliophile: Musings on: The Graveyard Book Group Read Post 1
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Monday, October 8, 2012. Musings on: The Graveyard Book Group Read Post 1. This is the first official post for The Graveyard Book. Group read hosted by Carl V. The read-along started on October 1st and this first discussion post will cover chapters 1-3. I'm listening to The Graveyard Book. On audiobook. It is excellently narrated by author Neil Gaiman. Chapters are as follows:. How Nobody Found the Graveyard. The Hounds of God. I went into the The Graveyard Book. I am truly enjoying The Graveyard Book.
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Musings of a Bibliophile: February 2010
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010. Mini Musings on: Sebastian St Cyr Mysteries by C. S. Harris. The mystery was interesting, but I didn't like that there were no clues that pointed to the killer. Also the killer's logic was flimsy at best and even though his reasons were explained, I felt he lacked the background that would make his intense anger understandable. But that's just me. Grade B-. Picks up months after the end of Why Mermaids Sing. As a whole, I liked Where Serpents Sleep. Sebastian St. Cyr. With h...
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Musings of a Bibliophile: November 2012
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Friday, November 2, 2012. Musings On: RIP VII Wrap-Up. All good things must come to an end and it's time to usher out the RIP VII challenge. I had a lot of fun participating in this challenge. I took full advantage of Peril on the Screen and watched The Moth Diaries, Frankenweenie, Steven King's Bag of Bones, Edward Scissorhands. And my girls and I did our annual viewing of Hocus Pocus. I took part in The Graveyard Book. By C S. Harris. A review for this one is forthcoming! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Musings of a Bibliophile: January 2012
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012. What I Watched and Why I Loved It. North and South. The first installment in this new feature is North and South. Way back when, In 2008, I signed up for the North and South Crusade that was being hosted by KristieJ of Ramblings on Romance. At the time, I fully intended to watch, but I never got around to ordering it. North and South. Showed up as a suggestion and I finally had my opportunity to see what all of the hullabaloo was about. There, a love was born. Was great. So...
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Musings of a Bibliophile: Review Policy + Site Disclosure and Contact
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Review Policy Site Disclosure and Contact. I may be contacted through email at sundaeambrosia [at] gmail [dot] com. The majority of books reviewed on Musings have been purchased personally, obtained through exchanges, or borrowed from library's. all ARC's provided to Musings by author or publisher are noted in review. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I read. I love. I drabble. I enjoy art, baking, thrifting, creating by hand, and life! View my complete profile. The One Who Muses. Books, Books and more Books.
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Musings of a Bibliophile: Musings on: Little Pink's Ghost
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Friday, October 5, 2012. Musings on: Little Pink's Ghost. Little Pink's Ghost arrived today in the mail and I couldn't contain my squee as I opened the box and pulled her out. She's handcrafted by the superbly talented, Lisa Snellings. Her poppets are not only amazing, they are inspiring. When I found out that she was closing her Halloween Shop. To orders on the 5th of October (today), I jumped at the opportunity to have a piece of her work as my own just in time for the Halloween season. Ooh, I have the...
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Musings of a Bibliophile: October 2009
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Thursday, October 1, 2009. Hex in High Heels by Linda Wisdom. Feisty witch Blair Fitzpatrick has had a crush on hunky carpenter Jake Harrison forever - he's one hot shape-shifter. Just when Blair thinks the relationship is really starting to sizzle, Jake pulls back - the last thing he wants to do is involve Blair in his dysfunctional family dynamics. Hex in High Heels. I really liked Blair in this story. She is irrepressibly fun, sexy and energetic with a temper and poor self-control. She runs th...Jake ...
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Musings of a Bibliophile: Musings On: RIP VII Wrap-Up
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Friday, November 2, 2012. Musings On: RIP VII Wrap-Up. All good things must come to an end and it's time to usher out the RIP VII challenge. I had a lot of fun participating in this challenge. I took full advantage of Peril on the Screen and watched The Moth Diaries, Frankenweenie, Steven King's Bag of Bones, Edward Scissorhands. And my girls and I did our annual viewing of Hocus Pocus. I took part in The Graveyard Book. By C S. Harris. A review for this one is forthcoming! Cheryl @ Tales of the Marvelous.
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Musings of a Bibliophile: October 2012
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012. Musings On: The Bird Girl. When I think of cemetery's, my mind quickly evokes the image of the solemn Bird Girl. Probably one of the most noticeable figures in cemetery history, The Bird Girl became renowned when she appeared as cover art on the book Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. This post is part of The Graveyard Book. Challenge and read along. For more graveyard perspectives, visit the discussion. Monday, October 8, 2012. Group read hosted by Carl V. Group Read i...
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Musings of a Bibliophile: Musings On: The Bird Girl
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012. Musings On: The Bird Girl. When I think of cemetery's, my mind quickly evokes the image of the solemn Bird Girl. Probably one of the most noticeable figures in cemetery history, The Bird Girl became renowned when she appeared as cover art on the book Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. This post is part of The Graveyard Book. Challenge and read along. For more graveyard perspectives, visit the discussion. October 10, 2012 at 5:34 PM. October 11, 2012 at 1:37 AM. Very coo...
