October, 2017
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filkferengiOctober, 2017
Megan Whalen Turner--”Knife Dance”
Megan Whalen Turner--”Wineshop”
Diane Duane--”Not On My Patch” [Mark Reads]
Kristine Kathryn Rusch--”Becalmed”
Zanda Myrande--”The Nine Copper Asteroids”
Mercer Mayer & Steven Kellogg--Appelard And Liverwurst
L. Rowyn--A Rational Arrangement [reread]
Kristine Kathryn Rusch--”Renn And The Little Men”
Barbara Berger--Grandfather Twilight
Molly Brooks--Power Ballad [graphic novel]
Stephanie Blackmoore--Engaged In Death
Zanda Myrande--”Hedgehog Dialogue”
Sherry Harris--A Good Day To Buy
Sesyle Joslin & Maurice Sendak--What Do You Do, Dear?
Maurice Sendak--Where The Wild Things Are [reread]
Kathleen & Michael Hague--Alphabears
Steven Kroll--The Biggest Snowman Ever
Virginia Lowell--Cookie Dough Or Die
Diane Duane--”How Lovely Are Thy Branches” [Mark Reads]
Diane Duane--”How Lovely Are Thy Branches” Advent Calendar
Stephanie L. Weippert--”Dragon Protection”
Some cozy mysteries, but more kid books. The Diane Duane was a particular delight.
Megan Whalen Turner--”Knife Dance”
Megan Whalen Turner--”Wineshop”
Diane Duane--”Not On My Patch” [Mark Reads]
Kristine Kathryn Rusch--”Becalmed”
Zanda Myrande--”The Nine Copper Asteroids”
Mercer Mayer & Steven Kellogg--Appelard And Liverwurst
L. Rowyn--A Rational Arrangement [reread]
Kristine Kathryn Rusch--”Renn And The Little Men”
Barbara Berger--Grandfather Twilight
Molly Brooks--Power Ballad [graphic novel]
Stephanie Blackmoore--Engaged In Death
Zanda Myrande--”Hedgehog Dialogue”
Sherry Harris--A Good Day To Buy
Sesyle Joslin & Maurice Sendak--What Do You Do, Dear?
Maurice Sendak--Where The Wild Things Are [reread]
Kathleen & Michael Hague--Alphabears
Steven Kroll--The Biggest Snowman Ever
Virginia Lowell--Cookie Dough Or Die
Diane Duane--”How Lovely Are Thy Branches” [Mark Reads]
Diane Duane--”How Lovely Are Thy Branches” Advent Calendar
Stephanie L. Weippert--”Dragon Protection”
Some cozy mysteries, but more kid books. The Diane Duane was a particular delight.
