Yesterday, I visited a little book outlet store near my home that I've been to quite a few times. As soon as I walked in, I could tell something was different. Lot of empty shelves. The owner told me that they were closing that day and all books were $1. So I started looking around.
I wound up with 8 books (5 hardcover, 3 trade paperback) for $8. I had never heard of any of them, but they looked interesting.
WHO STOLE THE FUNNY? (A Novel of Hollywood) by Robby Benson
CATCH A RISING STAR by Tracey Bateman
A GREAT FEAST OF LIGHT (Growing up Irish in the Television Age) by John Doyle
FRIDAY NIGHTS by Joanna Trollope
THE LAST WILL OF MOIRA LEAHY by Therese Walsh
BLUE COLLAR, BLUE SCRUBS (The Making of a Surgeon) by Michael J. Collins, M.D.
MATCH DAY (One Day and One Dramatic Year in the Lives of Three New Doctors) by Brian Eule
THE HIGH CITY by Cecelia Holland
I think I got a pretty good deal. If nothing else, they'll help fill up an empty bookshelf.
Have you heard of any of these title or authors?
1 comments:
Let me know how the Robby Benson book is. I always liked him.
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