OMG Books!
Book Sale #1, Day #2:
Cost: $21
Book Sale #2, Day #1:
Cost: a whopping $79 (so many audio books, so little commute time)
So I guess that's a total of exactly $100 for 65 books. But considering a few were very nice hardcovers and (I think) 18 are audio books (most of which are unabridged) I don't think that's too bad at all.
My gods. I'm NEVER going to have time to read everything, am I? *cries like the man from that Twilight Zone episode*
Book Sale #1, Day #2:
- Narcissus in Chains (Anita Blake series)
- In Cold Blood (Might be too scary for me, but I want to give it a shot)
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 4- Miserable Mill (Hardcover)
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 6- Ersatz Elevator (Hardcover)
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 9- Carnivorous Carnival (Hardcover)
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 2- Reptile Room
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 3- Wide Window
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 4- Miserable Mill (BookCrossing)
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 5- Austere Academy
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 6- Ersatz Elevator (BookCrossing)
- A Series of Unfortunate Events: 8- Hostile Hospital
- Fairyland (BookCrossing)
- Prozac Nation (Oversized paperback)
- Memoirs of a Geisha (Oversized paperback)
- Significant Others (Oversized paperback)
- Outlander (BookCrossing)
- The Drawing of the Three
- Midnight (BookCrossing)
- Einstein's Dreams (BookCrossing)
- Muder in the CIA
- Cardcaptors: The Movie (DVD- I couldn't resist the CLAMP)
- Cinematherapy: The Girl's Guide to Movies for Every Mood
- Naked (Oversized paperback, Sedaris! I read this a few months back and now I have my own copy!)
- Naked Pictures of Famous People (Oversized paperback, John Stewart goodness!)
Cost: $21
Book Sale #2, Day #1:
- Tooth and Claw (Audio book- CD- Unabridged, I've recently started getting into T.C. Boyle and this is read by the author himself!)
- Graveyard Shift and other stories from Night Shift (Audio book- Unabridged, Stephen King)
- Blood and Smoke (Audio book- Unabridged, read by Stephen King- available only as an audiobook!)
- Hearts of Atlantis (Audio book- Unabridged, read by Stephen King and William Hurt!)
- Cell (Audio book- CD- Unabridged; BookCrossing probably... I've already listened to it and can't decide to keep it or not because it's great but SCARY!)
- At Home in Mitford (Audio book- also read by the author)
- The Pearl (Audio book- Unabridged, I've always regretted not being able to read this for school)
- Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (Audio book- I bought a copy of this at a previous book sale and it was incomplete; now I can listen to it properly & complete it)
- The A.B.C. Muders (Audio Book- Unabridged)
- The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Volume 21 (Audio book- with Basil & Nigel in the radio drama!)
- The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Vol 4 (Audio book- ditto about Basil and Nigel)
- Claws and Efect (Audio book- Unabridged, Rita Mae Brown goodness!)
- The Two Towers (Audio book- Unabridged, read by Rob Inglis)
- The Return of the King (Audio book- Unabridged, read by Rob Inglis)
- Darkly Dreaming Dexter (Audio book- CD- Unabridged, DEXTER?! SQUEEEEEEEE!)
- Going Postal (Audio book- CD- Unabridged, Terry Pratchett!)
- Brother Odd (Audio book- CD- Unabridged, OMG! I've listened to the first 2 books in the series and have been DYING to listen to this third and final one! *hugs it tightly*)
- By the Light of the Moon (Audio book- Unabridged, possibly my FAVORITE Koontz book EVER! And now it's mine on tape!)
- Star Trek Memories (by Shatner)
- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (BookCrossing, Scotland/Animal challenge)
- Harry Potter a l'Ecole des Sorciers (Yup. The French version & cover of the first HP book!)
- Haunted (I've never read any Joyce Carol Oates and I feel shame about that)
- A Friend of the Earth (Oversized paperback, see way above for T.C. Boyle interest)
- A Dragon-Lover's Trasury of the Fantastic (Oversized paperback- promised to Sara after I read it)
- The Sunday Philosophy Club (Oversized paperback, BookCrossing- I think I already have a copy but not sure)
- Son of Oscar Wilde (Oversized paperback- I saw a review for this months ago and have wanted desperately to read it since)
- The House on the Strand (We were having a Daphne duMaurier discussion at work yesterday!)
- Murder on the Potomac (I almost have all her books now!)
- From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (Hardcover with dustjacket that is the same version I remember from when I was a kid! Squee!)
- Naked (BookCrossing)
- 2061: odyssey three (BookCrossing, numbers challenge)
- The Blue Fairy Book (Naturally called to me)
- Cell (I want my own copy)
- The Lord of the Rings: Official Movie Guide (Um, yes, can we say Squee?!)
- Trainspotting (CD Soundtrack! 2 days ago my radio station were talking about a poll of the top 10 soundtracks and Trainspotting made the list! I figured I'd better claim it. Plus, well, Ewan-ness *G*)
- Hockey Drills for Pick Control (Hockey... don't know why I'd need this, but it's hockey)
- Mah Jong for Beginners (Hardcover and YAY! Now I don't have to resort to internet searches every time I have a question! Kickass!)
- Animal Farm (Hardcover, Illustrated 50th Anniversary Edition!)
- Dinotopia: The World Beneath (Hardcover Dinatopia book I didn't already have. Squee!)
- Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (Hardcover, 1959 edition- first printing? I dunno, but this is my FAVORITE Nany Drew story)
- Captain Horatio Hornblower- Flying Colours (Hardcover, 1939 edition with illustration- I'm too thrilled even to squee!)
Cost: a whopping $79 (so many audio books, so little commute time)
So I guess that's a total of exactly $100 for 65 books. But considering a few were very nice hardcovers and (I think) 18 are audio books (most of which are unabridged) I don't think that's too bad at all.
My gods. I'm NEVER going to have time to read everything, am I? *cries like the man from that Twilight Zone episode*