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	07/24 Sidhe is currently reading: The Sugar Queen (Hardcover) by Sarah Addison Allen bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	07/24 Sidhe is currently reading: Burnout (Paperback) by Rebecca Donner bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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July 24
	Sidhe is currently reading: Burnout (Paperback) by Rebecca Donner bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	Sidhe gave to: The Crimson Thread: A Retelling of "Rumpelstiltskin" (Once Upon a Time) by Suzanne Weyn	my rating:
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July 19
	Sidhe gave to: Such a Pretty Fat: One Narcissist's Quest to Discover if Her Life Makes Her Ass Look Big, or Why Pie is Not the Answer (Paperback) by Jen Lancaster	my rating:
	read in July, 2008 Sidhe said: "This was the first book by Jen Lancaster I've read, and I'm not sure I would have enjoyed her caustically comedic style in either of her other books, but when used in discussion of dieting and the diet industry, it definitely worked, at least for me....more " add a comment
	Sidhe gave to: A Curse Dark as Gold (Hardcover) by Elizabeth C. Bunce	my rating:
	Sidhe said: "Not a bad book, really, just...a book that had some aspects to it that kept me from enjoying it enough to give it more stars. A pet peeve of mine in fiction is when a protagonist constantly makes the wrong decision in situations that might have ...more " add a comment
	Sidhe gave to: Fablehaven (Book 1) by Brandon Mull	my rating:
	Sidhe said: "This is one of those whimsical and charming childrens' books that is enjoyable by adults as well. The story unfolds slowly, as the children first arrive at their grandparents' house with no idea what is really lurking as close as the gardens, and th...more " add a comment
	Sidhe gave to: Glasgow Girls (Paperback) by Jude Burkhauser	my rating:
	read in July, 2008 Sidhe said: "Brings to life an aspect of art history little discussed. " add a comment
	Sidhe gave to: Before Midnight: A Retelling of "Cinderella" (Once Upon a Time) by Cameron Dokey	my rating:
	read in July, 2008 Sidhe said: "The author's style is very lyrical...magical things happen simply because the protagonist is enmeshed in a magical castle, and that is all she's ever known. It's a fast read, but as usual, Dokey makes use of every page, immersing you in a fantastica...more " add a comment
	Sidhe gave to: Blackbird House: A Novel (Ballantine Reader's Circle) by Alice Hoffman	my rating:
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July 16
	Sidhe gave to: The Probable Future (Ballantine Reader's Circle) by Alice Hoffman	my rating:
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July 24
	Sidhe marked as to-read: Ink Exchange (Hardcover) by Melissa Marr bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
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from Suzanne

29 days ago, 01:41PM

So are you gonna read Sugar Queen, Sarah Addison Allen's (Garden Spells) new book? I've got it out right now; seems like it will be a good read.

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from Suzanne

05/03/2008 07:48AM

HEY!!! How are things going? I haven't seen you lately while I've been out with Ty. Keepin busy with all those plans? Have you started your dress yet?

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from Daniel

09/19/2007 10:00AM

Sidhe, I've wandered around Ireland and England seeing Stonehenge and other things but what impressed me most were the Round Towers, always built between a mountain and the sea where the top of the tower looks over the top of the mountain; where people in the tower top could see the coast (over the top of the mountain) and warn the inhabitants about approaching ships.

I've always wondered if these Round Towers were the ones refered to as "King Arthur's many towered Camelot". Good luck, Sidhe.

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