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Mary Cassatt
book reviews in no discernible order, book musings with no discernible direction, books books books, and an occasional sip of tea.
Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper
Mary Cassatt
a rather haphazard index
- A Changed Man (1)
- A Curious Beginning (1)
- A Secret Life (1)
- A Short History of Myth (1)
- A.S. Byatt (2)
- Agatha Christie (1)
- Ann Beattie (1)
- At the existentialist cafe (1)
- At the water's edge (1)
- Barbara Bretton (1)
- Beryl Markham (1)
- Bliss (1)
- Bobbed Hair and Bathtub Gin (1)
- book review (5)
- book review Edelweiss (2)
- book reviews (1)
- Booking Through Thursday (9)
- books into movies (1)
- Brideshead Revisited (1)
- Capote (2)
- Carol Goodman (1)
- Casting Spells (1)
- Charlotte Bronte (1)
- Children of Men (1)
- Circling the Sun (1)
- Claire Tomalin (1)
- Classified as Murder (1)
- Dark Shadows (1)
- Devonshire Scream (1)
- Diane Setterfield (1)
- Doris Grumbach (1)
- Eat Pray Love (1)
- Edith Hahn Beer (1)
- Elegance of the Hedgehog (1)
- Elizabeth Gilbert (1)
- Elizabeth Goudge (1)
- Elizabeth Hand (1)
- Emily Bronte (1)
- Emma Donoghue (1)
- End of Innocence (1)
- Evelyn Waugh (1)
- existentialism (1)
- fan letters (1)
- fantasy (1)
- Field Guide to the End of the World (1)
- First Frost (1)
- Francine Prose (1)
- Franny and Zooey (2)
- Go Set a Watchman (1)
- Goodreads (2)
- Hans Christian Andersen (1)
- Harper Lee (1)
- Harriet Scott Chessman (1)
- Harry Potter (1)
- Henry James (1)
- How I Killed Pluto (1)
- Hugo & Rose (1)
- I'm reading (1)
- In Bed (1)
- Iris Murdoch (1)
- Isak Dinesen (1)
- J. K. Rowlings (1)
- Jack Kerouac (1)
- Jane Austen Education (1)
- Jane Eyre (1)
- Jeannine Hall Gailey (1)
- Joan Didion (1)
- Joanne Rendell (1)
- Journey to Munich (1)
- Karen Armstrong (2)
- Kate Morton (1)
- Katherine Mansfield (3)
- Katie Roiphe (1)
- Knitlandia (1)
- knitting (1)
- Laura Childs (1)
- Lauren Willig (1)
- Leave me alone (1)
- Lisa See (2)
- Little Women (1)
- Little Paris Bookshop (1)
- Louisa May Alcott (2)
- Loviing Eleanor (1)
- Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Papers (1)
- Lytton Strachey (1)
- Maisie Dobbs (2)
- Marion Meade (1)
- Marriage a la mode (1)
- Maureen Corrigan (1)
- Max Tudor (1)
- meme (2)
- Missiing Ink (1)
- Murder on the Orient Express (1)
- Murder Past Due (1)
- Muriel Barbery (1)
- mysteries (1)
- National Poetry Month (1)
- NetGalley (22)
- Never let me go (1)
- Nina George (1)
- No Cats Allowed (1)
- Omnivore's Dilemma (1)
- On Being Fearless (1)
- On Being Ill (1)
- Painted Bridge (1)
- Pam Jenoff (1)
- Peter S. Beagle (1)
- Philip Hensher (1)
- Poetic Blog Tours (2)
- poetry (3)
- Reading Women (1)
- rereadings (1)
- Salinger (1)
- short stories (1)
- Slammerkin (1)
- slugs (1)
- snails (1)
- Snow Flower (1)
- Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (2)
- Spiral Staircase (1)
- Summerlong (1)
- Susan Vreeland (1)
- Swans of Fifth Avenue (1)
- Sylvia Plath (1)
- tea (1)
- The Forest Lover (1)
- The Big Lebowski (1)
- The Biographer's Tale (1)
- The Couple who fell to Earth (1)
- The Emperor's Nightingale (1)
- The Gilded Hour (1)
- The Haunted Season (1)
- The Hours Count (1)
- The Ladies (1)
- The Lake House (1)
- The Lemoncholy Life of Annie Aster (1)
- the Little Lame Prince (1)
- The Little Mermaid (1)
- The Mind's Eye (1)
- The Mysterious Disappearance of the Reluctant Book Fairy (1)
- The Nazi Officer's Wife (1)
- The Night Circus (1)
- The Orphan's Tale (1)
- The Other Daughter (1)
- The Portrait of a Lady (1)
- The Romanov Sisters (1)
- The Sea the Sea (1)
- The Secret language of stones (1)
- The Snow Queen (1)
- The Song of the Lark (1)
- The summer before the war (1)
- The White Witch (1)
- The Widow's House (1)
- The Witch of Painted Sorrows (1)
- Thirteenth Tale (1)
- timothy or notes of an abject reptile (1)
- Truman Capote (1)
- tyranny (1)
- Uncommon Arrangements (1)
- Verlyn Klinkenborg (1)
- Virginia Woolf (1)
- Wallace Stevens (1)
- war (1)
- Wuthering Heights (1)
- Wylding hall (1)
About Me
- teabird
- Long Island, New York, United States
- I am a retired librarian. Now I read, knit, write, spin, and imagine things.
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