Booklist December 2004
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pegkerrThis was the month for froth:
Georgette Heyer Sprig Muslin. First time read.
Georgette Heyer The Masqueraders. Re-read.
Georgette Heyer Beauvallet. Re-read.
Georgette Heyer Cousin Kate. Re-read.
Okay, this wasn't frothy:
John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge The Right Nation: Conservative Power in America. First time read. This was a loan from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
minnehaha B and K. Eye-opening and immensely depressing.
Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol. Re-read.
Georgette Heyer. Footsteps in the Dark. First time read.
Monica Ferris. Crewel World. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. Framed in Lace. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. A Stitch in Time. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. Unraveled Sleeve. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. A Murderous Yarn. First time read.
Monica Ferris. Hanging By a Thread. First time read.
Monica Ferris. Cutwork. First time read.
Richard Purtill. Lord of the Elves and Eldils: Fantasy and Philosophy in C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. First time read. This book, a Christmas present fromkijjohnson, was quite interesting (but then I'm always a sucker for literary analysis of the Inklings). I did violently disagree with some of his points (i.e.: "Tolkien's fiction is not the sort that lays bare the human heart" and "in Tolkien, there is no such thing as an evil elf"), although I had fun arguing with him in my mind. But perhaps it isn't really his fault on that last one because he wrote it before The Silmarillion came out.
Georgette Heyer Sprig Muslin. First time read.
Georgette Heyer The Masqueraders. Re-read.
Georgette Heyer Beauvallet. Re-read.
Georgette Heyer Cousin Kate. Re-read.
Okay, this wasn't frothy:
John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge The Right Nation: Conservative Power in America. First time read. This was a loan from
minnehaha B and K. Eye-opening and immensely depressing.Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol. Re-read.
Georgette Heyer. Footsteps in the Dark. First time read.
Monica Ferris. Crewel World. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. Framed in Lace. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. A Stitch in Time. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. Unraveled Sleeve. Re-read.
Monica Ferris. A Murderous Yarn. First time read.
Monica Ferris. Hanging By a Thread. First time read.
Monica Ferris. Cutwork. First time read.
Richard Purtill. Lord of the Elves and Eldils: Fantasy and Philosophy in C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. First time read. This book, a Christmas present from
kijjohnson, was quite interesting (but then I'm always a sucker for literary analysis of the Inklings). I did violently disagree with some of his points (i.e.: "Tolkien's fiction is not the sort that lays bare the human heart" and "in Tolkien, there is no such thing as an evil elf"), although I had fun arguing with him in my mind. But perhaps it isn't really his fault on that last one because he wrote it before The Silmarillion came out.