[bksvol-discuss] Re: Offering books to scan

Side note--I read Flight of the Falcon some time ago
and really enjoyed it. It's quite different from
Rebecca, which I see isn't in the collection either.
That's a classic. I haven't read either of the Du
Maurier books that are in the collection, though I've
heard of My Cousin Rachel. I'll have to add that, and
The Parasites to my ever-growing list of books to
read.

Cindy


-- Estelnalissi <airadil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Dear Volunteers,
> 
> I've just checked and as far as I can tell, none of
> the following books are 
> in the collection.
> 
> If you are interested in scanning them, please
> contact me off list.
> 
> If you aren't sure of who will validate them, I'll
> enclose exact return 
> postage and a pre addressed mailing label so you can
> mail the book back to 
> me for validation. Then, if you want the print book
> back to keep, I'll 
> gladly mail it back to you after it's been approved.
> 
> 1. Deadly Climate by Richard Barth, mystery, large
> print hard back 308 
> pages, should be easy to scan. Barth writes kind of
> easy reading, light, 
> mysteries. This one Margaret and 3 of her senior
> citizen friends take a van 
> she's won to Florida to sell because she can't
> afford the sales tax. They 
> discover many seniors live in dreary conditions.
> They attempt to start a 
> luxury excursion business but encounter deadly
> doings at a nursing home.
> 
> 2. 2. Friends for Life by Carol Smith, I think this
> is a mystery or suspense 
> novel set in England. It's hard cover, large print
> and 708 pages long. In 
> the little intro blurb a woman making preserves is
> struck twice by a brick 
> and then her caldron of boiling fruit is poured over
> her.
> 
> 3. Verdict Unsafe by Jill McGown - hard cover large
> print british mystery- 
> 465 pages - Detective Inspector Judy Hill watches a
> wealthy man on trial for 
> 4 rapes ...
> 
> 4.The Flight of the Falcon by Daphne Du Maurier  -
> hardbound large print, 
> 553 pages,  novel A tour guide taking an anglo
> American group from Genoa to 
> Rome notices a vagrant asleep in a church doorway
> and the suspense begins. 
> There is a different book with this title in the
> collection by a different 
> author.
> 
> 5. Eight Keys to Eden by Mark Clifton, hardback
> regular print, 187 pages, 
> science fiction - a colony of scientists isn't
> answering anxious attempts to 
> contact them. copyright This may not be a good
> choice because I can't find a 
> copyright. The book is a Doubleday Science fiction
> publication.
> 
> I'll save the information about any of these books
> which don't find scanners 
> and put them on the list again in 6 months, when we
> might have new 
> volunteers who might be interested.
> 
> Always With Love,
> 
> Lissi 
> 
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