Three boxes of books arrived today. Many were specifically requested by professors.
They are: Tunnels, Tending the Wild, Immigrant America, Written in Water, Written in Stone, The God Delusion, Bilingual Law Dictionary, Critical Encounters in High School English, Imposter, They take our Jobs and 20 other myths, The Flash of Lightning behind the Mountain, More Damned Lies and Statistics, Classic Spanish Stories and plays.
Also Spanish for Educators, ADD and the College Student, Feminist Literary Theory and Criticism, Public Access, Freakonomics, The Lost Boy, Animal, Vegetable and Miracle, god is not Great, the Blue Death, Pigs in Heaven, Writing like a Woman, God in the Classroom, Living Like Ed, The Digital Photography Book, The Omnivore's Dilemma.
Plus: Flowers for Algernon, A Second Opinion, Best Damned Lies and Statistics, beautiful boy, A Man Named Dave, First Spanish Reader, Poems by Sylvia Plath, Letter to a Christian Nation, Windfalls, Aspects of the Novel, Untapped: the Scramble for Africa's Oil, Robert Hayden: Essays on the Poetry, Beginning Theory, Into the Forest, The Culture of Fear.
I will add a photo on Monday.
2 comments:
There are too few comments on your blog! Makes me wonder whether the local library has a site where users can post comments. This looks like a good selection of books. I hope the library users will like them.
I don't know what to do about the furniture thing, though I occasionally pass places that are selling office furniture from companies that have gone out of business. If there's a place like that in your city, it might be worth looking into.
There are too few comments because people are shy. Ok, the truth is I am talking into a windtunnel and no one can hear me yet.
Crescent City does not have the things most big cities have. No surplus furniture stores that I know of.
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