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AvainsanatRead (115), TBR (114), Fiction (75), 1001 (62), History (49), England (40), Classic (37), Poetry (32), Tea (30), Biography (26) — kaikki avainsanat

Ryhmät1001 Books to read before you die, 15th Century Europe, 18th Century British Literature, 18th-19th Century Britain, 20th Century British Realism, 30-something LibraryThingers, 75 Books Challenge for 2008, ADD - For those of us with ADD/ADHD, and our children as well, All the World's a Stage, Amateur Historiansnäytä kaikki ryhmät

LempikirjailijatJane Austen, Maeve Binchy, Charlotte Bronte, Robert Burns, Thomas Bertram Costain, Arthur Conan Doyle, Jasper Fforde, Antonia Fraser, Peter Gethers, Helene Hanff, James Herriot, Susan Higginbotham, N.F. Houck, James Joyce, Sophie Kinsella, Frank McCourt, Nancy Milford, Edna St. Vincent Millay, A. A. Milne, L.M. Montgomery, Samuel Pepys, Jane Pettigrew, Jean Plaidy, Sylvia Plath, James Norwood Pratt, Barbara Pym, Edward Rutherfurd, William Shakespeare, Alexander McCall Smith, Muriel Spark, Claire Tomalin, Susan Vreeland, Alison Weir, Oscar Wilde, P.G. Wodehouse, W. B. Yeats (Yhteiset suosikit)

SuosikkikirjakaupatAny Amount of Books, Argosy Book Store, Asahiya Bookstore New York, Barnes & Noble Booksellers - Citigroup Center, Barnes & Noble Booksellers - Fifth Ave, Bauman Rare Books, Bluestockings, Books Kinokuniya - New York, Books of Wonder, Borders - Charing Cross Road, Borders Books & Music - Manhattan - Columbus Circle, Borders Books & Music - Manhattan - Penn Plaza, Borders Books & Music - Manhattan - Wall Street, East Village Books & Records, Foyles, Heights Books, Housing Works Used Book Cafe, Jim Hanley's Universe, Midtown Comics Grand Central, Morningside Bookshop, Murder One, Partners & Crime, Portobello Books, Posman Books @ GCT, Rizzoli Bookstore, Strand Book Annex, Strand Bookstore, The Dover Bookshop - London, Waterstone's Piccadilly

SuosikkikirjastotNew York Public Library - Humanities and Social Sciences Library

Muita suosikkejaThe British Museum, The Sherlock Holmes Museum

Tietoja minusta I have very little patience for sitting still in a classroom, which explains my lack of degrees (not that I'm knocking university - I may yet return). I can, however, spend vast amounts of time immersed in a good book. People who know me like to call me "self-educated", though I guess I'm really being educated by other writers. I also like to learn by conversation with fascinating people, whether in my my native NYC or away on one of my rare forays out of town. Though I'd like to travel more, I'm usually quite satisfied ensconced in my home library with my ridiculously cute Persian cat Zenobia, a good cup of Darjeeling and a historical novel. When the weather is pleasant I prefer to read under the shade of a massive tree, and sometimes I wish I had my own garden. I also watch too much TV for my own good.

Tietoja kirjastostani I tend to haunt the public libraries often enough, so I don't think this list quite reflects the amount of books I've read in my lifetime. However, there's enough of me in it, as can be seen from the amounts of history, tea and poetry books I have in my personal collection. It may also show I'm a raving Anglophile. I am a somewhat curious person and like to learn about a variety of things, so I try not to limit my collection to only a few genres - but I do have my priorities!

Kotisivuhttp://queengata.blogspot.com

Jäsenyys LibraryThing Early Reviewers ("varhaiset kirja-arvostelijat")

Oikea nimiCatherine

SijaintiNYC

Käyttäjätilin tyyppijulkinen, elinaikainen

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Hi Catherine, I see that you just added a scrapbooking book to your library. I do some crafting and have discovered a great site: www.tvweekly.com I think you'll enjoy it as well if you are a crafter. Cheers! Judie
Thanks for the Tea and Sympathy recommendation over in the talk forums--I'm looking forward to checking it out now. I *love* your profile picture! I'm a bit of an Anglophile myself, so I'm enjoying looking through your library.
Hi Catherine,

Hope all's well with you and the furry gang? :) How are you getting on with 'Middlemarch'? I'll admit I'm not finding it the easiest book in the world to read and significantly tougher than Dickens or Trollope. I find myself skimming through some of the more wordier sections. Nevertheless, I'm hooked into the story now.

kind regards

Laura
Hey - I saw you on the Early Reviewers blog (you, like me, came up empty-handed for April. *Sadness*) You have a great library and list of favorite authors - and I always love meeting tea-drinkers - so I thought I would pop by and drop you a little "hello" from Chicago.
Hey, I'm glad you persisted with 'Nicholas Nickleby'! I loved it, even with its abundance of characters...

I like the current photo here. The teapot has a 'drip-catcher' device attached. Nice :)
That's great! My own "Dickens in 2008" quest is proceeding a bit slower; so far I'm about 100 pages into Oliver Twist.
Thanks for adding me . Yes, I think a bit of catnip tea might be just the thing for Zenobia. She's a Persian? Perfectly OK about the mix-up on Barley, he's very light for a golden.
Had to check out your blog & found Zenobia. She's lovely. Does she like tea, as well?
Ha, ha, yes, maybe you have seen it a lot, but you could do worse than quote from it, as far as I'm concerned! "Barley is a golden retriever, 2 1/2 yrs old & my "angel-boy".
Hi Catherine, I just read your page & I also love teas of most sorts. My favorite tea shops are those of Mariage Freres in Paris. It is a real adventure to visit there. Last time I bought just a smidge of "yin-ZHEN" & I practically had to take a loan to pay for it. Worth it , though, if only for the ceremony they go through to take the huge tin from the shelf, carefully measure it out, pour it into one of their beautiful black signature bags, seal it, label it & write the brewing time on it. Then they patiently extol the virutes of the type purchased & go over just how hot the water should be & how long it should steep & if you should add anything to it. Of course the clerks don't handle money, so you then are escorted over to the cashier window to carry out your transaction. Wonderful!
Hi, Catherine. Thanks for checking out my library. I have to wonder - what did you find 'interesting' about it? Maybe it's just that we seem to have some common interests...I am also a cat person, and I noticed your blog post about the knitting cafe. My ownership of Stitch N' Bitch Nation must've outed me as a knitter. ;') Not a very good, nor ambitious knitter; I'm pretty handy with DPNs since I originally taught myself to knit specifically to make my own socks, but I've mostly just made iPod and cell phone socks. "Turning the heel" isn't as difficult as it's made out to be, but Second Sock Syndrome IS! Plus, I'm too busy to follow intricate patterns, too impatient to spend more than a few days on a project.

My 6 yo daughter is convinced that all cats in the world talk to each other, and therefore all know her name and that she's a friend to cats everywhere, so give Zeno a stroke and tell her Aidan from Los Angeles says, "Hi!"
Hi Catherine!

Thanks for adding me to your interesting libraries. Your library contains a few of my favorite books, especially 'The Crimson Petal and the White'. I have two persian cats as well! I'll definitely check back to see what you are reading!

- Brianna
Hi Catherine, I wandered over and had a look at you blog page. Lots of nice cats and tea there... Indeed the black & white cat does look very comfy and at-home! :D
Welcome to our group.Feel free to put in posts about where you favorite place to travel to has been, or any other travel stuff you want.
Sydney
Hi, just to say that I love your photo of Regent Street, I work quite near there. Funnily enough though I have been really keen to go to New York recently!
Julie
Yes, I'm quite often there. It's just up the road from the London Library in St James's Square, and I whenever I get to London (once a fortnight or so) I make a bee-line for that area. I actually lived in London for a number of years, and both my children were born there!
Just wanted to stop by and say good luck on the "Dickens in 2008" quest!
Thanks for adding me to your interesting Libraries list. I am happy to return the favor. Wow we share Q's legacy and Old Herbaceous and we're both tea-drinking Anglophiles.
Thanks for adding me to your Interesting Libraries list in return, ladygata! I enjoyed browsing through your collection and will likely take a closer look quite soon. Cheers!

Alana

(I re-commented this as I noticed a glaring typographical error in the last one I left. Eep!)
Thanks for adding my library to your interesting libraries list. I see that we have several books in common (especially tea!) -- maybe more in the future as I have not catalogued all my books.
Cheers,
Besotted
Thanks for adding my library. It looks like we share a lot of books on early modern England. Since I teach Renaissance drama, I recognize you cat's name. (In fact, I just saw a production of Tamburlaine in Washington last weekend.) My tabby is named Rafe, and I, too, am obviously a bit of an Anglophile.
nice to see someone add me....a lil ol upstate ny'er like myself,imagine that? boy howdy,eh?
So! A catophile and an Anglophile - we're bound to get on well!

If you do ever travel in the UK, look me up on couchsurfing....
Thank you for adding my library! I have done the same for yours; quite impressive.

Kimberly
(artgirl74)
Hey! Another Queen fan! Do you mind if I ask you your favorite song of theirs? I'd say mine is I Want to Break Free, or maybe Crazy Little Thing Called Love.
They there! :) I'm quite jealous of your collection of books on tea. I read Empire of Tea for an essay I wrote in my Orientalism class about the impact of tea on religion in Asia, but I sadly own only two books about this wonderful subject.
Excellent suggestion on Tea and Sympathy! Thank you :)
Thank you for adding me :) I'm terribly jealous to read on your blog that you've gotten to see (and nearly stalk) Jasper Fforde! I am heading up to New York in September for a few days - I've been to Alice's Teacup (the first one, I believe) - but where would you recommend to go for afternoon tea?

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