C'est moi

"For those who consume books as nutrition."

From Unshelved.com.

Big hat tip to Gigi!

Comments

[Jan]

Good shirt! I have a book bag that has something that Thomas Jefferson wrote to John Adams in 1815: "I cannot live without books." That's how I feel, too.

[mompriest]

I may have to get one of those....

[Diane]

wow! perfect!

[Cathy]

I see one in my future.

[Cathy]

I posted a c'est moi tshirt also.

[Mrs. M]

I went to our county library system's annual book sale yesterday-- 6 books (good ones!) for $8. Neibuhr and Tillich. Irving's A Prayer for Owen Meany(my zillionth copy, since I keep lending it out), Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (far more thought-provoking than scary, and Mr. M is going to love it), a little Garrison Keilor, and a great old copy of Donne's complete poems.

I have to ask, while I'm wallowing in bibliophilia... have you read 84, Charing Cross Road? It's a perfect, perfect charming exchange of letters about books. (If you want to borrow mine, I'll happily send it to you.)

[Diane]

want to know where to get the short, AND Mrs. M's list of books!

[Mary Beth]

Mrs. M, great list, great shopping! I have NOT read the book you mention, but my library has a copy and I have requested it online(love it, don't have to go to other branches, they bring it to mine!) Thank you in advance. It sounds so familiar...but I don't think I've read it...? I love books of letters. My master's thesis was on the epistolary novel in the 18th century.

And have you read "Chin Up, Girls! A Book of Women's Obituaries from the Daily Telegraph"? I'll be glad to send mine to YOU...
a splendid friend supplied it to me after I admitted how madly fond I am of reading good obituaries. These are some of the best ever!

Diane, the shirt is at www.unshelved.com (librarian stuff!)