Wow. This book was intense and heavy on the musical lingo. It was very intricate and extrordinarily beautiful, but way too heavy. I was relieved when I had finished it.
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A Chronological Look At My Life In Books
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- An Equal Music
- Hank and Holler: Opening Soon
- Wizard of Oz
- Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
- Bell Jar
- A Bend in the Road
- Wizards First Rule-again
- Because of Winn-Dixie
- Dearest Friend, Dear Stranger
- Talking to Addison
- Pillars of Creation
- The Chronicles Of Naria-almost all of them anyway
- A Mothers Gift
- The Notebook
- Christmas Box
- Corelli's Mandolin-again
- The Fellowship Of the Ring
- Girlfriends
- From the Dust Returned
- The Kiss
- Alexander: Child of Dreams
- What Dreams May Come
- I Wish I Had A Red Dress
- The Vampire Lestat
- Little Women
- Sublte Knife
- The Princess Bride
- She's Come Undone
- Knight of the Sacred Lake
- Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas
- A Year In Van Nuys
- China Garden
- Cider House Rules
- Watermelon
- The Doll People
- Guenevere
- The Hobbit
- Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone
- Poisonwood Bible
- Best Friends
- Golden Compass
- Cranberry Queen
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Inspiration
Well, she lives for the written word
And people come second, or possibly third
And people come second, or possibly third
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