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Member: CindyBytes

CollectionsYour library (1,262), Wishlist (6), Currently reading (1), Favorites (130), All collections (1,262)

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TagsNonfiction (963), Biographies & Memoirs (481), Women's Studies (320), History (272), World War II History (249), Fiction (238), Jewish Holocaust History (213), Favorites (131), Hollywood History & Actors (111), Crime Fiction/All (102) — see all tags

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Groups18th-19th Century Britain, Ancient History, Cinebooks, Crime, Thriller & Mystery, English History - Tudor through Edwardian, Erotica, Food History, History at 30,000 feet: The Big Picture, List Five Books Parlour Game, Military Historyshow all groups

Favorite authorsJane Austen, Charlotte Brontë, Vincent Bugliosi, Truman Capote, Patricia Cornwell, Andy Edmonds, Antonia Fraser, Christopher Hibbert, M. M. Kaye, Stephen King, Harper Lee, Jack London, Robert K. Massie, Joe McGinniss, Barry Paris, Sylvia Plath, Danuta Reah, George Bernard Shaw, Shel Silverstein, Abbie Taylor, John Toland, Mark A. Vieira, Weegee, Alison Weir (Shared favorites)

About me☜©☞

About my libraryIt certainly has been a challenge to list and log all my books past and present, nevertheless I believe I’m getting there. It’s been a daunting chore at times to go through my three huge bookcases to try to find the books I want to list. Many of them won’t be listed because I don’t have the patience to go through them all. Some have been sold or given away, a few were library books, much is packed away in the attic and others will be lost in my gray matter forever because I can’t recall all the books I have read; unless I happen upon a book in someone else library or a topic I've read about comes into conversation, only then do I seem to remember a book and list it.
As anyone can see I have a diverse interest in reading material, however subjects pertaining to the darker side of life seem to dominate my library. I learned early in life things that you fear are best confronted than to suffer the fear of the unknown. I guess you could say I’m on a quest to conquer those bogey men that sleep under our beds at night. I believe knowledge helps to dispel most fears I have.
Many of my family and friends have always expressed some surprise in my reading material – especially things pertaining to war, violence and death. I don't come across as one who would read books pertaining to holocausts, wars, murder and horror, (at least that is what I have been told) and sometimes I do prefer the classic romance; an erotic novel or other “womanly” things such as fashion, leisure, travel, the arts, self help and social topics. However, being an artist myself I’m curious to see what’s under all that fluff we call normal. I have an insatiable curiosity of life as well as death and the unknown.

Real name☜©☞ Cindy ☜©☞

LocationFlorida

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Member sinceDec 31, 2008

Currently readingThe Family by Ed Sanders

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OK CindyBytes. If you ever get up and running on FB lemme know. It has been great "chatting" with you! Drop in once in awhile and say hi! Tom
Hey CindyBytes:

Thanks for the message. If you're on Facebook and you want to "Friend" email the details at kokinda@gmail.com. Also here's a YouTube link featuring my cat Dakota watching a NASCAR race.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQe9lrMzB...

Just copy it and paste at the YouTube site.

Tom
Just wanted to you I just finished one of the most literate and articulate memoirs of survival in the Nazi concentration camps I've read. I know you are interested in such books. Check out http://www.librarything.com/work/1521092..., "Say the name" by Judith Sherman.
Just visited your site (because we share a lot of books) and found your pictures hysterically funny. Just wanted you to know that thetymade my day. Very clever.

Tom

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