Re: McKinley: favorite 5 fantasy/sci-fi?

Congratulaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaations! Hope you had a nice wedding!

I can't read the Giving Tree without bawling, no matter how many times I
read it.

On Thu, 19 Oct 2000 23:20:01 EDT, mckinley@its.caltech.edu wrote:

> Hi! I just want to let everyone know that I have just gotten married!
> Congrats/regrets to me!
> Anyway, I am living at my husband's apartment until the house is built,
and
> didn't bring all my books (too many of them) so I'm trying to remember
what I
> have read.
>
> I have a lot of "The Spanish Bit Saga" books by Don Colesmith/Coldsmith
(i
> can't remember the spelling.) They are a series of native american books
that
> are very good and anthropologically sound. I read them 10 years ago, but
I
> remember loving them a lot!
>
> The same goes with Barbara Michaels. She writes mystery/romance with a
> supernatural twist that a few years ago I found very entertaining.
>
> I have "The Enchanted Forest Chronicles" by Patricia Wrede which is all
> light-hearted fantasy which I remember enjoying, as well as Piers
Anthony's
> "Xanth" novels.
>
> There is a children's book which I love, but can't remember the author
called
> "The Giving Tree."
>
> I also enjoyed Mark Twain'e short stories. Specifically "The Diary Of
Adam
> And Eve" which is just hilarious, and "Letters from the Earth," which
makes
> you go hmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........
>
> I KNOW there are others, but they don't come to mind right now.
>
> Cimmorene
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