Leigha's Little Library

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July2019
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The creator of the Inspector Montalbano novels died this week. He was 93.
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Thanks to the wonderful Themis-Athena, we have been able to enter all the books so far. We have a total of 629. You can see...
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This is an important book. The author compiles historical and archaeological research to provide a history of the Americas be...
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I've been stocking up on board books again, for as you know, the books in all markets just keeps exploding. The little packag...
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Reading (Date unknown) by Jan Frederik Pieter Portielje (1829-1908) [x]
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The House of Fame - another dream vision, owing debts to French dream vision love poems, Dante's Divine Comedy, The Aenied an...
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This is one of those books that give popular nonfiction a bad name. Which is unfortunate, because what could be better than b...
April2019
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This is a dry, academic biography of a fascinating, little-known but impressive civil rights activist. Born in 1910, Pauli Mu...
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Orange and Blue, The Library at Ardilea (c. 1911) by Patrick William Adam [x]
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This is an absolutely fantastic book: an engaging, readable, at times even exciting primer on the history of the Muslim world...
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This book is celebrated for being the first novel from Madagascar translated into English (though it was written in French or...
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This is an interesting, though uneven, collection of stories about three generations of Hispanic women (and some of their fri...
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"Homycide", "manslaughte" and "murdre." I'm surprised at how old the former two terms are. Also, "accursed Jews." Disappoin...
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Arguments about race: some people can't let go of the idea that white Europeans must be intrinsically superior...
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A ghost story.