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Welcome to our magical realm of wonder, imagination,
discovery and knowledge. A place to recommend good books,
intriguing movies, documentaries, and share good conversation.

Now...time to have fun!

" Next time a good book finds you, take a moment to give thanks for how one object, no bigger than the span of your two palms, can contain so much of the world, teach you so much of what it means to be human, and make you feel so alive. " ~~ Mariska Van Aalst ~~

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Jean Smith. wrote at February 8, 12:20:04 am

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Thank you for the invitation Brea. One day will take a picture of my book collection for you...Maybe tomorrow after I clean my office

Last Update on February 8, 12:20:27 am by Jean Smith.

NightLure wrote at February 12, 4:48:40 pm

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I'd love to see it dear Jean. Welcome, and I'm so glad that you decided to join us.

Last Update on February 12, 7:14:34 pm by NightLure

neutroxygenes wrote at February 7, 5:43:02 pm

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Many thanks Wolf's lament, it's very nice here!!
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NightLure wrote at February 12, 4:50:13 pm

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Welcome Neutroxygenes, so glad you like our little book nook.
Hope you enjoy it here.

elfe_1 wrote at February 6, 8:30:18 pm

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Thank you for the invitation

NightLure wrote at February 12, 4:51:15 pm

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Welcome Elfe, I'm so glad you are here with us.

Last Update on February 12, 4:51:30 pm by NightLure

Anna Nicole RIP wrote at February 6, 5:47:02 pm

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Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award

Black Zodiac offers poems suffused with spiritual longing—lyrical meditations on faith, religion, heritage, and morality. The poems also explore aging and mortality with restless grace. Approaching his vast subjects by way of small moments, Wright magnifies details to reveal truths much larger than the quotidian happenings that engendered them. His is an astonishing, flexible, domestic-yet-universal verse. As the critic Helen Vendler has observed, Wright is a poet who "sounds like nobody else."