I just finished this and am ordering the next one in the series from my library. It is very light reading.......this book has one of those characters you immediately like!

true account of a Jewish woman who took care of over 100 children and led them out of Poland after World War Two

Another book from the Christian Heroes Then and Now series. Nate and four others gave their lives while attempting to reach a stone age tribe known for their violence. The tribe was later reached and evangelized by Nate's sister.

by Charles Shepson

What especially impressed me about this book was the pervasive feeling of sadness, in combination with the hopeful end, starting with a ride on a nighttrain.

Dutch translation (1987) of Ian McEwan, "The Child in Time", 1987.

Graphic design: Leendert Stofbergen. Cover painting: Leonardo da Vinci.

This is the back cover. A bit about the book, some points on the stories that are told and a quote from the foreword. Nothing huge, but it's great to see it :D

by Lawrence Wright

An incredible two weeks in Tanzania.

Now a book 'The Bloody Mara' here! mybook.to/TheBloodyMara

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another personal account of surviving the holocaust. My grandaughter picked this up at a bookstore and read it first, and then loaned it to me.

Books from my library

Eskimos are real people, too.

I didn't finish this book. I read enough to figure out who Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe were.

by Rebecca Stott

if you enjoyed Joni's earlier books, you will like this one!

Mine

very interesting book, particularly interesting to me because I know relatives of the author

I like the movie better

"Australia's Forgotten Army", by Graham McKenzie-Smith, about the movements of Australia's battalions around bases all over the country in preparation of invasion!

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New editions...

The Unit Guide: The Australian Army 1939-1945 - Six Volume Set

by Amazon AU

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www.awm.gov.au/collection/LIB100026410

I have a copy of Globe #48 1999 with the Jim Sinclair article on

Maps as a tool for understanding World War 1.

It has reprints of several Gallipoli and Artillery Maps from the trenches of 1915-17..

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I popped into William's Hovel with their paper and had a chat about books life and lack of it and hew admired our travels...

He had too many books to read and many ship models to make before...

He had a pile of books on the settee and said they were given to him and I could have them..

Being interested in the 2nd World War I picked out several which I now have to find time to read..

One was the 2006 Fitzsimons TOBRUK hardcover without photos.

I will take it up for Graham..

Kate is interested in all the others...

I had a black limited edition MGB many years ago and it was a fine and fun automobile. This shot was probably inspired by this one.

Update (12/24/2009): This photo recently placed first/best overall in the City of Toronto's Photo Contest in the citybiz or business category. Congratulations to all of the other winners in the City's photo contest. It's an honour to place with you.

Excellent first person account of walking the PACIFIC CREST TRAIL.