Lissi, I'll take all that aren't called for. I'll send you my address privately. Pratik Patel Director, IT Access. Director, PeopleTech. The City University of New York -----Original Message----- From: bksvol-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bksvol-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Estelnalissi Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 2:57 PM To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Cc: bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [bksvol-discuss] 24 give aways to submitters Dear Booksharian Friends, The books about the prosecutor, Hot Sierra The Covenant by Mitchner, and Monsieur, the thoroughbreds books, 15 of them, and Tensil, are on their way to submitters already that makes 20 books gone. Please help me out here. I really overbought but hate to see these books wasted. I've put in new books for the ones promised so all of the books on the list below are available as of the time of this post. I know Christmas and New Year's Day are coming, but you wouldn't have to scan these until you have the time. Is it about a hundred thousand books Jim hopes for. We can do that! With the 24 on this list and the 20 on their way to volunteers who requested them, that makes 44 new books, almost half a hundred and that's something, a definite hop forward. I'll send the following books free to volunteers interested in scanning them. Anyone you like can validate them or you can put them up on step one. When the book is approved, please do anything you like with it. I hope to mail these to a variety of people who have a special interest in them. I won't be boxing all of them up to send to only one or two people. If I spread them around, maybe they'll have better chances to be carefully scanned and validated and added to the collection. As usual, please send your request and address off list to airadil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx I'll post which books are claimed and which are still available. Unless the submitter notifies the list of what book I've sent, I don't announce who has what. Thanks in advance for helping me clear out my book overage and for adding new books for all of us. 1. Check in to Danger Disney Adventures Casebusters 4 by Joan Lowery Nixon author of the Orphan Train books, paperback 90 pages, RL 5.2 ages 7-11 Brian and Sean are hungry to catch the thief who's been stealing expensive cuts of meat from the kitchen of the Piney Point Resort Hotel. 2. Missing (Fear Street) R. L. Stine mass market paperback 168 pages First their parents disappeared. Then the real terror began...Bookshare has about 13 other books in this series by this author. 3. The Bloody Bozeman The Perilous Trail to Monttana's Gold Dorothy M. Johnson. Oversized quality paperback, 365 pages This was a trail for a man new to the wilderness who came to better his condition. He was stubborn, sometimes cautious gambler who despite hostile Indians gambled his life to better himself. 4. Knee Deep In Paradise, 282 new hardcover, memoir by Brett Butler immortalizes showbiz. Talks about the poor man's involvement with celebrity, an honest voice about her growing life and the way she sees America. 5. Sweet Savage Love, by Rosemary Rogers a tempestuous romance ablaze with the fires of love and adventure from the ballrooms of nineteenth century Paris to intrigue in revolutionary Mexico, this was a vast popular book when it was published in 1974. Everyone was reading this romance. If you missed it, this is a great time to read it now. Hardcover 534 pages 6. Carroll O'Connor I Think I'm Outta Here A memoir of all my families hardcover, 276 pages, by the actor who played Archie Bunker in All in the Family and starred in the TV series In The Heat of t he Night. His son committed suicide. 7. When Love Commands by Jennifer Wolf, hardcover 460 pages Marrietta whose beauty sets men ablaze races to London by coach to begin life with the only man she's ever loved, Brett, a renegade soldier. After a crash she finds herself involved with Catherine the Great's lover.an epic, intense romance 8. Deep Purple by Ted Allbeury . This author is believed by many to be the best teller of spy tales in the group of authors who were spies themselves. The main character had a tough life growing up in foster homes. He works his way up in the Army to the intelligence corp. and is fluent in Russian. Hard cover 243 pages 9. On The Far Side of the Mountain sequel to My Side of the Mountain by Jean Craighead George mass market paperback 170 pages Sam is still alone with his falcon, Frightful, 2 years after he ran away to live on the land. His younger sister lives in a treehouse nearby. A conservationist is threatening to take Frightful away. 170 pages. 10 Powers by Deborah Lynn Jacobs, teen book hardcover 180 pages '"Let him take my hand, the cold blue flame in his eyes held me, scared me '"Do you feel it he asked?" A warm tingle She has psychic dreams. He reads her mind 11. The Wind Singer Book one in the Wind on Fire Trilogy by William Nicholson hardcover 358 pages Kestrel's schoolroom rebellion against the stifling caste system leads to explosive consequences for her family who are relegated to the city's lowest caste and are ostracized. She is doomed > to spend the rest of her days in the dreaded teaching of the zombie like > old children This book is from the Teen section. 12. The Secret World of Alex Mack , I bet you can't by Diana G. Gallagher Nickelodeon Alex has her super powers under control she can catch a thief but risked exposing her powers to the public infuriating her sister. She takes a dare she can't refuse. Just try getting through one day without using your super powers. 13. Memories of Madison County The true story of my romance with Robert James Waller by Jana St. James hardback 174 pages 14. You are so not invited to my Batmitzvah! by Fiona Rosenbloom , a teen book hard cover 190 pages Stacy has 3 weeks to prepare. She wants the perfect dress, to perform 3 mitzahs, and Andy Goldfarb to fall in love with her but instead she gets One hideous dress that she would never be caught dead in, three failed mitzvahs and one ex-friend's horrible betrayal. 15. The Throne of Saturn A novel of space and politics by Allen Drury Heavy hardback 580 pages nations and their enemies track each other with satellites. 16. Drinking A Love Story by Caroline Knapp, This is a memoir, hardcover 258 pages about...you guessed it...alcoholism 17. As Time Goes By a novel of Casablanca by Michael Walsh hardcover 410 pages, no description, but I think it is about the movie. 18. Far From Xanadu, Julie Anne Peters a ranch girl who pumps iron and fixes plumbing and gets ice cream at the Dairy Queen.good days Can a gay person love a straight person? Will the love be returned. For anyone who has felt love just out of reach. A teen book. Hardcover 282 pages. Good text, but page numbers squiggly and hard to read. Once you know where page one is, you can put them in. 19. Tough Guys Don't Dance a novel by Norman Mailer Hardcover 229 pages 20. The Very Best People by Elizabeth Villars A romance Woman falls in love with a man on campus in 1917 but can't have him until 20 years later because he wasn't born into Philadelphia Society. 21. The Pride of the Peacock by Victoria Holt hardcover about 270 pages A large opal plays a large part in a woman's unlucky destiny. 22. Tinsel a novel by William Goldman about 340 pages hardcover, no description but might be a bit, um, adult, kids and teans under 18 need not apply for this one 23. The Purple Quest by Frank G. Slaughter, a vivid novel of seafaring adventure and royal intrigue in the ancient world Hardcover 210 pages. Dust jacket very ripped up, but the book is in good shape. 24. Dark Horse by Fletcher Knebel hardback 367 pages, Quinn, an obscure New Jersey highway official becomes a presidential candidate, I think this is a novel of political speculation. For example they talk about an international treaty to conscript men for the army that are over 50. A major reduction of income tax rate coupled with the abolition of all deductions except a 30 percent human depletion allowance for all taxpayers. a law requiring all prison guards and wardens to spend at least one month at a penal institution other than their own, as anonymous prisoners. Satire? I don't know/! There are mistakes here I'm sure, but my patience and time are gone for now. At last check these books weren't in the collection or the books we had weren't of excellent quality. Feel free to check them. 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