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Old May 20th 10, 06:37 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
lucille
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I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. Not the great American
novel, just something entertaining. I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?

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Old May 20th 10, 07:18 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
Gillian Murray
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Lucille wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. Not the great
American novel, just something entertaining. I love mysteries and
contemporary novels. Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?

Aha...the green light eventually turned on. How long did you have to
wait?? I was thinking of you probably staying up half the night playing
with it!

I got home around 12.30...and then we spent an hour trying to get the
damn lovebugs off the car; they were all stuck on the radiator, too.
Other than that, it was an uneventful trip.

Many thanks for a great time.
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Old May 20th 10, 07:21 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
lucille
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"Gillian Murray" wrote in message
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Lucille wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. Not the great
American novel, just something entertaining. I love mysteries and
contemporary novels. Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?

Aha...the green light eventually turned on. How long did you have to
wait?? I was thinking of you probably staying up half the night playing
with it!

I got home around 12.30...and then we spent an hour trying to get the damn
lovebugs off the car; they were all stuck on the radiator, too. Other than
that, it was an uneventful trip.

Many thanks for a great time.




Thanks for letting me know you're home safely. I was going to call later in
the day.

It was a great time, wasn't it? So good to actually put a face and a body
to someone you care about.

The kindle actually charged pretty quickly. I didn't time it, but I don't
think it was more then an hour. Now my dilemma is what book to put on it.
After all, this book will be #1.

L

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Old May 20th 10, 09:49 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
deniseb
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On May 20, 1:37*pm, "Lucille" wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. * Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. *Not the great American
novel, just something entertaining. *I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. *Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?


Try "The Shack" by W Paul Young. I found it to be my all time favorite
book. I recommend it to everyone I know!
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Old May 20th 10, 10:40 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
Monica Ferris
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On May 20, 12:37*pm, "Lucille" wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. * Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. *Not the great American
novel, just something entertaining. *I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. *Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?


Not to beat my own drum (much!) and to pull this back to slightly on
topic, you could download one of my mysteries in the Betsy Devonshire
mystery series. Set in and around a needlework shop in Excelsior,
Minnesota, they are light and cozy -- comfort reads, really. Titles
a
Crewel World, Framed in Lace, A Stitch in time, Unraveled Sleeve, A
Murderous Yarn, Hanging by a Thread, Cutwork, Crewel Yule, Embroidered
Truths, Sins and Needles, Knitting Bones, Thai Die, and Blackwork.
Forthcoming is Buttons and Bones.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris
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Old May 20th 10, 10:43 PM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
lucille
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"Monica Ferris" wrote in message
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On May 20, 12:37 pm, "Lucille" wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. Not the great
American
novel, just something entertaining. I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?


Not to beat my own drum (much!) and to pull this back to slightly on
topic, you could download one of my mysteries in the Betsy Devonshire
mystery series. Set in and around a needlework shop in Excelsior,
Minnesota, they are light and cozy -- comfort reads, really. Titles
a
Crewel World, Framed in Lace, A Stitch in time, Unraveled Sleeve, A
Murderous Yarn, Hanging by a Thread, Cutwork, Crewel Yule, Embroidered
Truths, Sins and Needles, Knitting Bones, Thai Die, and Blackwork.
Forthcoming is Buttons and Bones.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris


Beat Away. Gillian visited me yesterday and told me, along with several
others, that I should be reading your books and I promise I will. They do
sound delightful. As a matter of fact, I'm not sure how I missed them in
the past.

I promised myself to read them now.

Lucille

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Old May 21st 10, 01:30 AM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
Ellice K.
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On 5/20/10 5:43 PM, in article ,
"Lucille" wrote:



"Monica Ferris" wrote in message
...
On May 20, 12:37 pm, "Lucille" wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. Not the great
American
novel, just something entertaining. I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?


Not to beat my own drum (much!) and to pull this back to slightly on
topic, you could download one of my mysteries in the Betsy Devonshire
mystery series. Set in and around a needlework shop in Excelsior,
Minnesota, they are light and cozy -- comfort reads, really. Titles
a
Crewel World, Framed in Lace, A Stitch in time, Unraveled Sleeve, A
Murderous Yarn, Hanging by a Thread, Cutwork, Crewel Yule, Embroidered
Truths, Sins and Needles, Knitting Bones, Thai Die, and Blackwork.
Forthcoming is Buttons and Bones.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris


Beat Away. Gillian visited me yesterday and told me, along with several
others, that I should be reading your books and I promise I will. They do
sound delightful. As a matter of fact, I'm not sure how I missed them in
the past.

I promised myself to read them now.

Lucille


Ah, Lucille - Mary Monica has indeed bragged worthily! And....would you
like me to send you a care package with a bunch? I think I have all but one
of them (which I did a library thing)? I can send you a book parcel, as I'm
trying to clear up some clutter, and wouldn't mind....

Also - I adore the Alexander McCall Smith "No 1 Ladies Detective Agency"
series. Quick reads, but with a lovely feeling and perspective about life.
Those are amongst my modern favorites.

Ellice

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Old May 21st 10, 01:36 AM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
lucille
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"Ellice K." wrote in message
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On 5/20/10 5:43 PM, in article ,
"Lucille" wrote:



"Monica Ferris" wrote in message
...
On May 20, 12:37 pm, "Lucille" wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. Since this is
a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. Not the great
American
novel, just something entertaining. I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?

Not to beat my own drum (much!) and to pull this back to slightly on
topic, you could download one of my mysteries in the Betsy Devonshire
mystery series. Set in and around a needlework shop in Excelsior,
Minnesota, they are light and cozy -- comfort reads, really. Titles
a
Crewel World, Framed in Lace, A Stitch in time, Unraveled Sleeve, A
Murderous Yarn, Hanging by a Thread, Cutwork, Crewel Yule, Embroidered
Truths, Sins and Needles, Knitting Bones, Thai Die, and Blackwork.
Forthcoming is Buttons and Bones.

Mary Monica
aka Monica Ferris


Beat Away. Gillian visited me yesterday and told me, along with several
others, that I should be reading your books and I promise I will. They
do
sound delightful. As a matter of fact, I'm not sure how I missed them
in
the past.

I promised myself to read them now.

Lucille


Ah, Lucille - Mary Monica has indeed bragged worthily! And....would you
like me to send you a care package with a bunch? I think I have all but
one
of them (which I did a library thing)? I can send you a book parcel, as
I'm
trying to clear up some clutter, and wouldn't mind....

Also - I adore the Alexander McCall Smith "No 1 Ladies Detective Agency"
series. Quick reads, but with a lovely feeling and perspective about
life.
Those are amongst my modern favorites.

Ellice


Thanks for the offer. I will certainly listen to the experts and read
these books.

Lucille

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Old May 21st 10, 03:42 AM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
Kay Lancaster
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On Thu, 20 May 2010 13:37:58 -0400, Lucille wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. Not the great American
novel, just something entertaining. I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.


The new Laurie King?
http://www.laurierking.com/books/mar...-the-hive-2010
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Old May 21st 10, 04:23 AM posted to rec.crafts.textiles.needlework
Liz from Humbug
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On May 20, 10:37*am, "Lucille" wrote:
I just got my new Kindle and now I have to add a book. * Since this is a
virgin, I want that book to be a really good read. *Not the great American
novel, just something entertaining. *I love mysteries and contemporary
novels. *Pretty much anything but Harlequin Romance.

Any suggestions?


Blessed Are the Cheesemakers, by Sara Kate Lynch. It's actually more
fun to listen to but it was also a good read. It is FULL of twists
and turns that will keep you guessing and laughing, and maybe even
crying. Or, there is Shadow of the Wind. It takes place in Barcelona
after WWII. I think the author on that one is "Zafon", but I don't
remember exactly. Happy Reading!
Liz from Humbug
 




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