My first diary was about 4 by 5 inches. It was red and had a diamond pattern on the cover and a lock. Diaries with locks were popular in 1959. I have no idea why I was inspired to keep a diary or where that diary is today, but it was my first attempt at … Continue reading
All ages and all interests. Inexpensive to pricey. Save $20 off the cover price of Capital by Thomas Piketty. Seller says it’s a great book, but I’m not going to have time to read it. I’ve read three of the titles shown here and a lot of E.E. Cummings poems.
Just arrived: New gardening books to add to our impressive collection of hundreds of books in the horticulture section. The robins are back. The grass is greening up in places. The tulips and daffodils and crocus are up. It’s time to plant annual seeds (indoors) and clean up the garden and divide your perennials outdoors. … Continue reading
Just in at The Eclectic Reader…look! An astonishing array of books about a young boy and his tiger friend. “Whither goest thou, young rogue? Can there yet remain some villany thou hast not committed?” Priced from $5-$15.
Fortune cookie: “Somewhere in this collection of new arrivals you will find your personal meaning of life.”
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