The Books We Brought Home from Vacation
(or The Books We Bought at my Favorite Used Book Store in my Home Town)
- Feed by M. T. Anderson (For my dystopian collection.)
- Misty of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry (Remembered from childhood - just don't remember anything but the cover.)
- The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander (Replacement for our tattered copy.)
- Dragons of Deltora: Shadowgate by Emily Rodda (Book 2)
- Dragons of Deltora: Isle of the Dead, Sister of the South (Books 3 & 4)
- Deltora Quest: books 5 - 8 (We got confused and thought we found a whole series by one of Jadyn's favorite authors. Not so. There are 3 different related series. Stink.)
- Starbridge by A.C. Crispin
- Ancestor's World by A. C. Crispin (These are Scott's.)
- Magic Study by Maria V. Snyder (This was the one I was missing! Serendipitous!)
- Ramona Quimby, Age 8 by Beverly Cleary (Never read anything by her, but loved the movie.)
- Little Town on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder (The specific printing to match my set from childhood, replacing my spine-broken copy.)
- The Seventh Tower: Into Battle (Book 5)
- The Seventh Tower: The Violet Keystone (Book 6. We have 1 - 3. Now we just need book 4.)
- Whirligig by Paul Fleischman (Replacement for a Loaning Casualty.)
- Redwall by Brian Jacques
- Mossflower by Brian Jacques
- Mattimeo by Brian Jacques
- Mariel of Redwall by Brian Jacques
- Salamandastrom by Brian Jacques
- Martin the Warrior by Brian Jacques (We had no Redwall books, but Scott played the audiobook for the older kids and they loved it. I'm sure the store had all the rest of them too, but I had to draw the line somewhere.)
Wow! Quite the haul! I always go on vacation and end up buying so many books I have trouble getting them home.
ReplyDeleteYeah for used book stores! :)
ReplyDeleteLove that family photo in a book store. It makes me smile :) And I wish I spent more vacation time in book stores!
ReplyDeleteI love that store! It was closed last time we tried to go there...
ReplyDeleteI love the Redwall books. I tried to get my stepson into them and told him how there is so much detail in the books it makes it really come alive and he said that he didn't like books with detail. LOL He's missing out. Those are great books!
ReplyDeleteI stumbled on your blog from another that I follow. I was impressed with your list of books you brought home from vacation, but so surprised to see that you got through childhood without reading Beverly Cleary???! How did you do it? I grew up reading everything she wrote multiple times. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have survived childhood without Ramona, Beezus, Henry and Ribsy, the Mouse and his Motorcycle and all the other amazing characters who brought meaning to growing up and all that went with that.
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