>You are evil giving me all these recommendations when I am already buried ;-)

Sorry. <g>

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>My interests are eclectic as well. It might be a mystery, it might be a biography, it might be something recommended in the NY Times book review. I need to rein myself in somehow. There are probably more unread books here than I am likely to read in my lifetime.

I just added several to my "to read" list from the alumni magazines. But I hardly buy books anymore. I use the library as much as I can, and for the first time in my life, am actually regularly requesting books I want to read through inter-library loan. (While each township in my county runs its own library system, they're integrated to provide county-wide borrowing.)

I got a Nook in April and so far, have only paid (99 cents) for one book. The rest have been either freebies or library.

Tamar