Elisa B.

"I have a collection of bookmarks from places that I've seen or traveled. One of my bookmarks, which I bought in Belgrade, Serbia, has a pair of traditional peasant shoes attached to it."
What I do when I'm not in the library:
For vacations, I enjoy small group tours in Europe that explore a country or a region in depth. My last one was a two week tour of the UK and Ireland. I have a collection of bookmarks from places that I've seen or traveled. One of my bookmarks, which I bought in Belgrade, Serbia, has a pair of traditional peasant shoes attached to it. I also love creative writing, and reading, of course!
The last thing I read: The Diabolical Bones by Bella Ellis (Note: Second book in the "Bronte Sisters Mysteries" series)
Five Favorite Books (Hard to Pick!):
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For vacations, I enjoy small group tours in Europe that explore a country or a region in depth. My last one was a two week tour of the UK and Ireland. I have a collection of bookmarks from places that I've seen or traveled. One of my bookmarks, which I bought in Belgrade, Serbia, has a pair of traditional peasant shoes attached to it. I also love creative writing, and reading, of course!
The last thing I read: The Diabolical Bones by Bella Ellis (Note: Second book in the "Bronte Sisters Mysteries" series)
Five Favorite Books (Hard to Pick!):
- Anne of Green Gables series (and all novels) by Lucy M. Montgomery
- Paris to the Past by Ina Caro
- Reveille in Washington by Margaret Leech
- Black Lamb & Grey Falcon by Rebecca West
- The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
- History: Medieval to 19th Century Europe, United States (Colonial to 19th Century), Local (Maryland and Washington, D.C.)
- Biography/Memoir: Royalty, Women
- Historical Fiction: Medieval to 19th Century, Royalty, Literary Fiction, Europe, United States
- Classics: 18th Century, 19th Century
- Travelogues: Mid-Atlantic Region, Western Europe
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