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feather_ghyll) wrote2018-05-25 07:00 pm
feather_ghyll) wrote2018-05-25 07:00 pm
Entry tags:
- adult books,
- authors: f,
- authors: m,
- authors: o,
- authors: w,
- discussion: abbey girls,
- discussion: book shopping,
- discussion: first-hand bookshops,
- dorita fairlie bruce,
- elsie j. oxenham,
- jean webster,
- l. m. montgomery,
- links,
- links: booksellers,
- links: discussion,
- links: reviews,
- series: abbey girls,
- series: dimsie
LINKS: reviews, overviews and confessions
Last May, I posted a list of links with the title 'LINKS: VARIOUS', saying ‘Here are some links I have meant to post for a good long while’. This is the case again, only the links are different:
Here’s an enthusiastic review of Daddy Long-Legs (I must find a copy of Dear Enemy!)
And in the same series of ‘Squee’ features, one for The Blue Castle (the comments praise A Tangled Web, which is one of the few LMM books I don’t own…yet).
Here's an overview of the Dimsie series and its appeal which led me to something similar about the Abbey girls series.
The confessions of a sci-fi and fantasy bookseller (some of this is specific to SFF, but some points would be echoed by other booksellers, I think.)
Here’s an enthusiastic review of Daddy Long-Legs (I must find a copy of Dear Enemy!)
And in the same series of ‘Squee’ features, one for The Blue Castle (the comments praise A Tangled Web, which is one of the few LMM books I don’t own…yet).
Here's an overview of the Dimsie series and its appeal which led me to something similar about the Abbey girls series.
The confessions of a sci-fi and fantasy bookseller (some of this is specific to SFF, but some points would be echoed by other booksellers, I think.)