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Fateful Lightning (The Lost Regiment, No. 4) by William R. Forstchen

The Signature Quilt: Traditions, Techniques and Signature Block Collection by Susan McKelvey

The Methodist hymnal; The book of worship by Nashville Methodist Publishing House

We Had Everything But Money by Reiman

Here's to You, Honey (Here's to You Honey) by Joe Parkhill

Extraordinary Uses for Ordinary Things: 2,317 Ways to Save Money and Time by Editors of Reader's Digest

Yankee Doodle boy : a young soldier's adventures in the American Revolution by Joseph Plumb Martin

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GroupsBook Care and Repair, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, BookMooching, Children's Literature, Christian Living Books, Crime, Thriller & Mystery, Homeschoolers, Inspirational Fiction, Knitters Inc., Needlearts — show all groups

Favorite authorsTerri Blackstock, Jennifer Chiaverini, Mindy Starns Clark, Karen Kingsbury, Stephenie Meyer, Francine Rivers (Shared favorites)

Favorite librariesLincoln Parish Library

Other favoritesThe Monroe Symphony League Book Fair

About meI am the mother of three children, 2 daughters and a boy in the arms of Jesus. I homeschooled for several years but both girls have decided to go back to public schooling this year.

As you can tell by my library my hobbies are quilting, sewing, cooking, gardening and of course reading!

About my libraryI probably have about 90 percent of my library done. There are still a few more books here in there scattered around the house that I haven't done. The craft, sewing, quilting and cookbooks are mine. The science fiction, western, theology, electronics, computer, military history, and World War 2 belong to my husband. The childrens books belonged to my daughters.

I rarely pay retail price for a book. I find a lot of my books used at library sales, charity book sales, thrift stores, yard sales, half.com and ebay. When I do purchase new I try to find the best deals by using online sites such as fetch.com which will search out the cheapest price.

I am trying to streamline my library a little to make room for new books by selling on half.com, amazon.com and occasionally ebay but it seems I buy as much as I sell. As I said it is hard for me to resist a 25 cent book and I've been pretty lucky in that regard.

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