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Short Book Meme

26th June,Thursday,12.30 am
This one is from SMS book reviews

1. Total number of Books I Own - Between 200-300. Last time i had counted it had reached somewhere 250 mark i think.

2. The Last Book I Bought - 1)Pride of place - Nicola Thorne
2) A slave to kiss - Anastasia Dubois
3)Crosswinds - Shirley S. Rohde
4) Kim - Rudyard Kipling

3. The Last Book I Read - Playing for keeps by Brooke Hastings

4. Five Books That Mean A lot To Me - 5??? Each and everyone in my collection means a lot to me.No partiality.

5. Tag 5 people - Shreya Aggarwal,Sanyukta,Sahefa,Susan,sheetal.
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Rest,anyone else who wishes to do this short and crisp tag,go ahead, we would love to hear your answers.
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Jai Sri Ram !!!
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Meghna said…
Hi Tshar, Nice blog...wonderful place to visit...I'll keep visiting and reading :)

300 something....wow! Why don't you open a lending library or something...they are in big demand these days...at least for me :P
July 17, 2008 at 7:50 PM
Tshhar Mangal said…
THank you so much Meghna.
YOu got to do this tag too :-)
Inform us, whenever you finish it.

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Why don't you join us as a co-author??
Do consider the idea.
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And ya library, well thats my dream
Here is the link where i wrote about it.
http://swadeshi-library.blogspot.com/2008/06/swadeshi-library.html
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Thanks once again
July 18, 2008 at 5:15 PM
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