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Emily ATW, Across the US, and Throughout Time Itself
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Emily wrote: "I have traveled to Italy with The Changeling with Philippa GregoryThe Witching Hour-US, New Orleans, Lousiana
Anne Rice
Out of Africa/Shadows on the Grass-Kenya, Africa
Karen Blixen
Little Town on..."
Welcome, Emily!
I have just traveled to Regency England with Sprig Muslin by Gerogette Heyer. England is a country with such rich history, I will probably visit it again in another time period.
I have traveled to Japan with Of Nightengales That Weep and Turkey with The Virgin's Knot. I have enjoyed visiting such different cultures and now I return to the US with Summer on Blossom Street (Seattle, Washington).
Big Weekend:Summer on Blossom Street, Seattle, Washington, Debbie Macomber
The Sugar Queen, North Carolina, Sarah Addison Allen
I'm ready to go abroad again.........
Just finshed The Poisonwood Bible and it was a wonderful choice for Zaire (Belgian Congo). It gave such wonderful cultural and historial facts, the grace and the horror came alive. Now, to Paris, France in WWII with The Last Time I saw Paris. I'll need a reading vacation from the trials of war........2/9/13
I finished The Last Time I Saw Paris and I enjoyed traveling again those well loved streets.
I have enjoyed visited Edith Wharton's New York with The Custom of the Country. It was great but I would suggest The Age of Innocience if you haven't read any of Wharton's works.
The Adventures of Huck Finn, Mark Twain, the Mississippi River and Missouri, Kentucky, and mostly Arkansas.The Island of Dangerous Dreams- Joan Lowry Dixon, Bahamas
A Year Down Yonder--Illnois--Great Depression
Oh, I love Eugenia Price. Hated it when she died.
The Silver Wolf--Rome during Charlemagne--Alice BorschartBittersweet--Nevada, 1880's--Nevada Barr
Suite Francaise--Paris, France, during WWII---Irene Nemiovsky
I've been visiting the world of Laura Ingalls Wilder.Little House in the Big Woods-Wisconsin
Little House on the Prairie-Indian Territory, Kansas?
Now reading: On the Banks of Plum Creek-Minnasota
I need to catch up:On the Banks of Plum Creek, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Minnosota
Devil's Cub, Georgette Heyer, Georgian England
Iron Lace, Emilie Richards, New Orleans, turn of the century 1900's and 1965.
Portrait in Sepia, Isabel Allende, USA and Chile, end of 1800's to beginning of 1900's
The Beduins' Gazelle, Francis Temple, Moracco sometime between 1300-1304 AD.
The NO. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, The Miracle at Speedy Motors, Alexander McCall Smith, BotswanaThe Ghost Map: The Story of London's Most Terrifying Epidemic--and How it Changed Science, Cities, and the Modern World, Steven Johnson, London England 1854
The Blessing Stone, Barbara Wood, (3,000,000 years ago, Africa 100,000 years ago, The Near East 35,000 years ago, the Jordan River Valley 10,000 years ago, Rome 64 C.E., England 1022 C.E., Germany, the Near East, and the Far East 1520 C.E., Martinique 1720 C.E., The American West 1848 C.E.)By the Shores of Siver Lake, Laura Ingalls Wilder, 1879-1880, DeSmet, South Dakota
Daughter of the Moutains, Louise Rankin, Tibet, Sikkhim?, India (an area of the Himalayan mountians).
Of Cats and Kings, Clare de Vries, 2002, Burma(Mynamar), Thiland, EnglandI've enjoyed my time in Asia, but perhaps its time to move on............
Dawn on the Distant Shore, Sara Donati, New York, Canada, the Atlantic Ocean, ScotlandLake in the Clouds, Sara Donati, 1802, New York State and New York City.
Time to go abroad again, this time to Russia.........
Helen of Troy, Margaret George, Ancient Greece and TroyThe Dovekeepers, Alice Hoffman, Ancient Isreal
Flight Behavior, Barbara Kingsolver, Modern day TennesseeOh, Kentucky, Barabara Layman Receveur, late 1700's Kentucky
London, Edward Rutherfurd, England through multiple time periods
Reckless, Corneila Funke, alternate world and London, EnglandGypsy, Lesley Pearse, England, New York, Canada, Alaska 1890's
North and South, Elizabeth Gaskell, Milton in Northern England, London England 1840's?
Back from vacation with more books under my beltThe People of the Lake, Richard Leakey, 1978 and prehistoric Kenya
Here on Earth, Alice Hoffman, modern day Massatuchetts
O Pioneers, Willa Cather, 1880's Nebraska
My Antonia, Willa Cather, 1880's Nebraska
The Dracula Dossier, James Reese, 1880's London
A Wrinkle in Time, Madeleine L'Engle, Massachuettes? 1960'sA Cricket in Time Square, George Selden, New York City, Perhaps 1930's?
Sophie's World, Jostein Gaarder, Norway, 1990


The Witching Hour-US, New Orleans, Lousiana
Anne Rice
Out of Africa/Shadows on the Grass-Kenya, Africa
Karen Blixen
Little Town on the Prarie, DeSmet, South Dakota, US
Laura Ingalls Wilder
1/27/13
I have just finished Drawing on the Dust
Zoe Klein, Modern Isreal. (I intend to travel again to Ancient Isreal in another book later
1/27/13
I have just read The Cat Who Covered the World
Christopher Wren, Modern Russia, Egypt, China, South Africa, USA, Japan, Spain, and Italy. Since I didn't get to spend very long in each country, I hope to revisit them again, in a modern story and a historical one perhaps.