Booksale #1 Day 3
Nov. 4th, 2006 11:24 pmI only hit one of the two booksales today. It was closing day which means happy sales.
I bought a few books I couldn't live without, then I filled up a bag with other books.
All this for... $5. I love final days of these booksales. But I was ready to pay full price for a hardback copy of On Writing by Stephen King on Amazon.com which would have been more than $5. So I cannot believe how I lucked out! Gotta love fate, huh? I'm so happy with my books! *pets*
I bought a few books I couldn't live without, then I filled up a bag with other books.
- Faerie Wars by Herbie Brennan (I dunno, it's for teens but it looked interesting)
- The Talisman by Stephen King & Peter Straub
- Angel: Shakedown by Don DeBrandt (Squee!)
- Angel: City of by Nancy Holder (for BookCrossing, since I already own a copy of the nummy)
- Bridges of Madison County by Robert James Waller (hardcover)
- Nerd in Shining Armor by Vicki Lewis Thompson (I've never read a geek romance but I have always wanted to try reading one)
- Circle of Stones by Anna Lee Waldo (eh, will probably put on my To Be Read shelf and never read it and BookCross with it instead, but who kows)
- Star Wars Episode I Journal: Anakin Skywalker byTodd Strasser (not a single picture of Obi, but, hey, it looks cute)
- Anime- InuYahsa 3 (now I wish I'd picked up a copy of #2 on the first/second day of the sale, but oh well)
- Anime- InuYahsa 6
- This Exit for Roadside America by Barth, Kirby, Smith & Wilkins
- Gerald's Game by Stephen King (hardcover)
- The Nany Diaries by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus (oversized paperback)
- Airframe by Michael Crichton (hardcover)
- Shapeshifter's Quest by Dena Landon (uh, I dunno. Cover looks interesting. But what's better is that it's an uncorrected proof copy, so that'll be fun to look at)
- Earth in the Balance by Al Gore (oversized paperback)
- Movie Dialogue Quiz Book by Diane Giddis
- What Shall we Name the Baby? edited by Winthrop Ames (for BookCrossing)
- The Signet Book of Coffee and Tea by Peter Quimme (clearly for reference when writing!)
- Writer's Little Instruction Book: Inspiration & Motivation by Paul Raymond Martin
- Writer's Little Instruction Book: Getting Published by Paul Raymond Martin
- The Writing Life by Anne Dillard
- Plot by Ansen Dibell
- Setting by Jack M. Bickham
- The Mammoth Book of Zombies edited by Stephen Jones (my boss at work likes Zombies... so I'm thinking of giving it to him)
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- Black Boy by Richard Wright (for BookCrossing)
- Lord of the Flies by William Golding (for BookCrossing- probably this week since it's 'authors whose names begin with G week')
- Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris (for BookCrossing)
- The Duke by Catherine Coulter (I don't remember putting this in the bag. Maybe I picked up the wrong book or maybe someone else put it in mine accidentally... but I'll be BookCrossing with it)
- Sphere by Michael Crichton (for BookCrossing)
- The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield (for BookCrossing)
- The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield (for BookCrossing) (hardcover)
And my favorites for the day... - 253 by Geoff Ryman (I've been wanting desperately to read this book ever since I found out it existed earlier this week! How cool that I found it today!) (oversized paperback)
- Feeding Frenzy! The WIld New World of the San Jose Sharks by Steve Cameron
- On Writing by Stephen King (I finished reading this book yesterday and sent it out today in my writing bookbox with MUCH regret because I wanted to keep it to read it over and over again. I LOVED it!! It's one of my favorite books in the world now and I've been looking for a copy every day- even went to two bookstores today looking for a copy. And now I find this one... in HARDBACK and perfect condition, and I'd apparently missed it the first two days of the sale! I'm sooooooooooooooooooooooo lucky & excited! *hugs book to chest*)
All this for... $5. I love final days of these booksales. But I was ready to pay full price for a hardback copy of On Writing by Stephen King on Amazon.com which would have been more than $5. So I cannot believe how I lucked out! Gotta love fate, huh? I'm so happy with my books! *pets*