[ebooktalk] Re: scanning books
- From: "CJ & AA MAY" <chrisalis.may@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 17:49:08 +0100
So do you scan the book actually at the library, David?
Alison
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Sent: 26 April 2013 16:37
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Subject: [ebooktalk] scanning books
Hi all
As those of you who know me will already be aware, I do spend some time
scanning books. I usually do this if there is something I particularly wish
to read, and it is not available elsewhere.
Just out of interest, I thought I would tell you about my current scan. It
is a Maggie O'Farrell book called "Instructions for a heatwave". I cannot
tell you much about it as I only brought it home from the library today, but
if anyone wants the book once it is scanned, I can either attach it to an
email and forward to the list, or send it to individuals who request it.
Trish may be interested to know that I found a Dorothy Koomson book which
has not, so far as I know, been made available. I will tell you more about
that when I put it on the scanner.
Talking of Dorothy Koomson reminds me that I was amazed to learn from her
Woman's Hour interview that, in the TV version of "The Ice Cream Girls",
they have changed the murderer. Why should anyone want to do that?
Koomson did sound like the kind of lady you could sit down with and have a
cup of tea. Rather homely and definitely the mothering type.
David
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