Pimp your inventory: May 2009

It's May now, I can't see a new thread, so here you go:)

OK, I'll start off this "shiny, new" topic . . .

Here are some more books that I've recently posted on my inventory:

Fiction:
Light of the Moon by Luanne Rice
Flirting With Pete by Barbara Delinsky
The Untamed Heiress by Julia Justiss

Non-Fiction:
Backyard Bonanza... an Introduction to Intensive Gardening by the Editors of Organic Gardening -- Mooched
The Richest Girl in the World : the Onassis Family Legacy by Thomas Martin
Mysteries of Animal Intelligence : True Stories of Animals With Amazing Abilities by Sherrie Hansen Steiger
This last book is "Young-Adult", and is ex-library, but is in good shape for that category (see conditon notes)

My entire inventory is at:
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/geophile

P.S. We're a non-smoking household, with one cat, and I'm almost always willing to send internationally.

Cool. I just joined BookMooch, and just found this group. This is all very cool. My inventory is here: http://tinyurl.com/phgdaf

So here is what I am offering currently:
Reference
Chess in 30 Minutes
Roget's Thesaurus Dictionary Format
Munich & Bavaria (Lonely Planet Munich)
Serving Maps on the Internet: Geographic Information on the World Wide Web
Treasury of Women's Quotations

Science
Coming of Age in the Milky Way
Physical Chemistry, Robert Mortimer, Second Edition

Science Fiction
The Vintage Bradbury
Child Buyer
The Mote in God's Eye

General Fiction
Dreams Of My Russian Summers
The Captain's Daughter and Other Stories

Politics
The Case For Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror

As Apu says, 'Thank you, come again!'

Offering 3 books for 2 points (U.S. only)-- check out my inventory at http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/technodiabla

I mail out fast!
--debbie

Any mystery fans out there?
I posted four more books on my inventory tonight:

These are all mysteries by Andrew M. Greeley:

The first three are Nuala Anne McGrail "Irish" mysteries:
Irish Mist
Irish Eyes
Irish Love

The last:
Younger Than Springtime
follows the O'Malley family of Chicago.

My entire inventory is at:
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/geophile

P.S. We're a non-smoking household, with one cat, and I'm almost always willing to send internationally.

Ok, I am trying again. I have the March/April 2009 copy of Bookmarks. I'll send anywhere. They usually get picked up so quickly!

I am interested in the Bookmarks. I can't figure out your name/email on Bookmooch.

Please give a link to your inventory.

I am evy47 (USA: WA).

My inventory is at:

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/evy47

Blessings,

Evy

7: you can find Talya on BM by going to her LT profile and looking at "Also on". You'll see the link to her BM profile. ;)

Running low on points, so I've posted a bunch more books to my inventory. These are all romance, in the following categories:

Historical Romance:
A Little Bit Wicked -- Victoria Alexander
When We Meet Again -- Victoria Alexander
The Courtship -- Catherine Coulter
The Heir -- Catherine Coulter
The Penwith Curse -- Catherine Coulter
The Scottish Bride -- Catherine Coulter
By Arrangement -- Madeline Hunter
Ecstasy -- Nicole Jordan
The Prince of Pleasure -- Nicole Jordan
To Bed a Beauty -- Nicole Jordan -- Mooched
To Pleasure a Lady -- Nicole Jordan -- Mooched
Man of My Dreams -- Johanna Lindsey
Silver Angel -- Johanna Lindsey
The Prisoner -- Karyn Monk

Contemporary Romance:
Eclipse Bay -- Jayne Ann Krentz
Dawn in Eclipse Bay -- Jayne Ann Krentz
Summer in Eclipse Bay -- Jayne Ann Krentz

Romantic Suspense:
Shadow Dance -- Julie Garwood

I'll add one more:
Paranormal Romance:
Dark Light -- Jayne Castle
(someone had this reserved, and then cancelled the reservation)

Hope that someone finds something interesting! ;-)

My whole inventory is at:
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/geophile

I posted Nick Sagan's Idlewild trilogy. Feel free to mooch all three. I will send the books internationally if you mooch 2 or more.

1) Idlewild
http://www.bookmooch.com/detail/0399150978

2) EdenBorn
http://www.bookmooch.com/detail/0451462130

3) EverFree
http://www.bookmooch.com/detail/0553815997

9> how do you get the strikethrough to appear? I tried (without the spaces), but it didn't seem to work.

This is supposed to be struck through.

Got it. Thanks!

< strike > undesired word

Will look like this if you take the spaces out between the brackets and the word "strike":

undesired word

8

Thank you! That worked. I'm still learning my way around LT.

All the best,

Evy

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/evy47

I just posted The Pirate's Daughter by Margaret Cezair-Thompson if anyone's interested. Here's a link to my inventory:

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/jhedlund

I am making a desperate bid for points! I mailed two sets of books out last week, and inadvertantly crossed labels - so each moocher received the others' books. Now they will have to mail to each other, and I've gifted them all their points back to try to make amends. *casts remorseful looks*.

Tonight I posted some good fiction:
Veil of Roses - thank you!
The Cure for Death by Lightning thank you!
Devil's Teeth

Let's see.. what else do I have that is wonderful... *rummages in the closet*

Tamarind Mem thank you, DubaiReader!
Blue Italian
Little Indiscretions
The Dark Portal
Just Friends

What's that? You like something more obscure? Hang on... *rummages even deeper*

Ice Cold in Alex
Widow Smith of Spence's Bridge
The Russian Album gone!
Rhino Boy
Stately Homes, Castles and Gardens in Britain 1984 - thanks, Geophile!

Much more here (mainstream, kid stuff, etc.): http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/starfishian

I've been weeding the "Literature" section of my bookshelves, and will be adding the following to my inventory later today:

Lord Jim -- Joseph Conrad
Moll Flanders -- Daniel Defoe Mooched
The Mill on the Floss -- George Eliot
Atlas Shrugged -- Ayn Rand Mooched
A Man for All Seasons -- Robert Bolt

A Man for All Seasons was bought used, and has margin notes and some underlining in a few places. There is also a name on the first page and some minor doodling mostly on the back cover, but a little on the front.

The others are in good condition, and I will put more detailed notes on each one when I post them. They are all paperback editions.

If anyone on this thread wants one, send me a message, and I will reserve it for you when I post them on my inventory.

I've added a couple more books to the inventory this morning:

Kiss of the Highlander -- Karen Marie Morning Mooched
Answer to History -- Mohammad Reza Pahlaui (The Shah of Iran) Mooched

Thanks Starfish, have Mooched Tamarind Mem from you.
Have been after this for a while and was surprised to find it wasn't on my WL.

And thanks starfishian from me- I got The Cure for Death by Lightening

Any comic book lovers out there? I have 5 copies of the Infinity Gauntlet series in my inventory (#1-5). All in Near Mint condition.

Mooch on!

Aman: The Story of a Somali Girl by Virginia Lee Barnes: I had to read this for my Anthropology of Women course, and it's fascinating. It's basically a biography of Aman, a Somali girl who rebels against some aspects of her culture (Somalia is mostly Muslim) while explaining and embracing others. Somali culture is known for its poetry, and it's no wonder, she tells her story beautifully, beginning before she was born. Highly recommended.

The Women of Deh Koh by Erika Friedl: I read this for the same class. Although it is an anthropology book, it reads like a collection of short stories. Each chapter tells the story of a different woman in the village of Deh Koh in Iran, but their stories interweave as well. Worth reading and then re-reading, especially with the amount of press recently about the issues around women in the Middle East.

Crustaceans by Andrew Cowan: Another book that I've actually read, so I feel qualified recommending. This one I only recently reluctantly added to my inventory. It's a haunting, sad story that is told in that sort of dream-like narrative where you're not sure exactly what's happening when, but you get the emotions of it perfectly. This is about a father and his son... or the absence of his son.

The Impact of a Single Event by R.L. Prendergast: This one I haven't read, but it looks crazy. "A terrible car accident occurs. Richard and Sonia, a couple with a crumbling marriage, stop to help the critically injured victims. In the process, they find a 140-year-old journal by the side of the road. Six different people have written in the journal. Though the entries span three centuries, the writers share a quest: the search for meaning in their lives. These stories take Richard and Sonia on a personal and historic journey: across Canada to the jungles of India and back to the Canadian Rocky Mountains, where a final mystery awaits." It's all about this mysterious journal. Honestly, I don't know how to describe how bizarre it seems while flipping through it, and now that I'm adding it, I'm not sure if I want it to be mooched or if I want to read it myself. Oh well, I've got a couple copies through my store.

Awesome, two already mooched!

And they're all gone already! Wow!

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/danneeness

Okay, you totally got me on the two women's studies books- I mooched them both :)

21 > Thanks! And I'm sure you'll love them if you're interested in women studies.

I recently listed The Phantom Tollbooth (mooched). An excellent book also listed is Into the Dream by William Sleator (mooched), and The Hobbit (mooched). I'll Be Seeing You by Lurlene McDaniel (still available) is also a good story. Now adding Lois Duncan books. Those and more listed here:
http://www.bookmooch.com/m/bio/bookel

I've added a few more history books to my inventory after a fallow period. i am very happy to post worldwide (and to angel mooch anywhere also).

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/johnhopper

John

I've posted sixteen more books to my inventory tonight. Here are some of the "cream of the crop" (the best nine), in the following categories:

Action/Suspense:
Eye of the Needle -- Ken Follett
Reap the Wind -- Iris Johansen

Romantic Suspense:
Every Breath You Take -- Judith McNaught

Paranormal Romance:
Shadow Touch -- Marjorie M. Liu -- Mooched
Dead of Night -- J.D. Robb, et al
(Collection of short stories by varied authors)

Young Adult:
Jonathan Livingston Seagull -- Richard Bach -- Mooched
The Dark Garden -- Margaret Buffie

Stock Car Racing:
Driver #8 -- Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
The Insider's Guide to Stock Car Racing -- Richard Huff

My whole inventory is at:
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/geophile

I've got lots of YA/children's books in great condition

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/rubbah

Well I only recently joined BookMooch and out of the 14 books i posted up last night 4 have already been mooched!! I am amazed! But here are a couple of books i have in my inventory:
Sophie's Choice - i've never actually read further than the first chapter of this so it's in excellent condition (Mooched from me today!)
Confessions of a teenage drama queen - teen fiction with the movie tie-in cover.
I've also got graphic novel versions of Shakespeare's King Lear and Twelfth Night.

*Edit* Over the next week I'm planning to add my numerous Doctor Who hardbacks to my inventory so a little forewarning to anyone who's interested. They're all the new series books btw .

Here's the link to my inventory but please note since i'm new I'm only sending to the UK for the time being
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/ladyviolet

I'm kind of surprised no one has snatched up The Kite Runner yet. Despite my status message, I *am* headed to the PO on Friday, so feel free to mooch.

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/wisewoman

Any interest in criminology? Today I received a box of books on the subject - textbooks in nice condition - that I'm just starting to list.

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/iwillrejoice

I just moved into a new apartment and need to clear up some space!

Caveat: a number of them are books I used in school and so have some markings-- Just note conditions.

Fiction:
John Dos Passos - The Big Money
Oscar Wilde - Picture Of Dorian Gray

YA:
Louis Sachar - Sideways Stories from Wayside School

Plays:
Euripides - Medea and Other Plays
Oscar Wilde - The Importance of Being Earnest and Other Plays

Non-Fiction:
Steven Keslowitz - World According to The Simpsons

Philosophy:
Plato - Symposium and Phaedrus

Hope you find something you want!
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/lexid523

Only two one:

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/squeakychu

Gotz and Meyer (taken) is a novel about the Holocaust. I found that I had a duplicate copy. I haven't read it yet.

Nights in Heaven I picked up at The Book Thing because the author and I have the same surname. I couldn't get into the story which is set in Mexico. Maybe someone else would like to try it?

Check out my inventory at

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/libreria

Added several titles tonight...
Happy mooching :-)

Just added these two children's books for beginner readers to my inventory:

The Digging-est Dog by Al Perkins
Best Little Word Book Ever! by Richard Scarry

I send worldwide :)
http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/moniica

Just added a few more books, a couple Robert Harrishttp://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/averitasm

They may be gone already but here you go, I add every month and I am all over the board with what I read

Also I am doing a give away on my blog check it
Http://www.averitasm.blogspot.com

Hi! This is my first message here so I hope I am doing it right. You can find a lot of variety in my inventory and I have books in english and in spanish.
Here is the link:

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/juliet

Here are some good examples:

Delia Ephron : Hanging Up http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/0345404440

Louis L'Amour : North to the Rails http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/0553280864

Jayne Ann Krentz : Light In Shadow http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/0515136182

In spanish:
Paulo Coelho : El Alquimista http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/9504910580

J. K. Rowling : Harry Potter Y El Prisionero De Azkaban http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/847888615X

Emmanuel Matta : Los Misterios de La Opera (Spanish Edition) http://www.bookmooch.com/m/detail/950644093X

I ship worldwide.

Juliet

I'm getting a bit low on points (not critical, but it's getting there), and for once I only have *one* pending book to ship on my next shipping date. What on earth? I'm used to having an entire boxful of packages to ship! lol So anyone wanna mooch??

I ship worldwide, and I love making deals. 2-for-1 on all paperbacks, look in my status message for more.

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/heather19

Its been awhile since I've had a mooch, so I thought I might be able to wrangle one this way :) I am set to ask first, but I've yet to turn down an international request, so ask away!

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/kittybee

I just put books 2, 3, and 4 of Colleen McCullough's Master of Rome series into my inventory.

http://bookmooch.com/inventory/SteveT

I'm trying to wittle my inventory down to a more manageable size, so it's not so overwhelming for me. Got it down to 300 now so hope to be adding more books to it soon. I ship worldwide but multiple mooches are best. I'm in the UK. Oh, and I'm kinda slow at sending books out due to illness and stuff, so don't mooch from me if that bothers you.
http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/lydiathinks - romance, kidlit, bit of everything.

I haven't got many books in my inventory at the moment, but all the books i do have are in mint condition, like new.
Here are just a few:
Small change by Jerry Raine
A man's enemies by Bill James
I also have a couple of yoga books, childrens books, and college books.

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/wish4books

I've just added:
the Spark: Igniting the Creative Fire that lives Within us all by John U. Bacon

and I'm about to add:
Practicing Theory and Reading Literature and Introduction by Raman Selden

I've got a lot of YA books available as well at: http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/artemisathene
~ Missy

I have a complete brand-new set of American Girl: Samantha books (the new editions) and a complete set of H. G. Wells' Outline of History (old, but pretty well-kept copies).

I want to put them on BookMooch, but I really want the entire sets to be mooched together, not piecemeal. If anyone's interested a whole set (each book mooched separately, but sent together), let me know and I'll throw them up there and reserve them for you. :)

#46 MsCellophane- regarding the Wells - how many books are in the set?

#47 There are four in the set. It's the fourth edition, printed in 1925.

I just added a bunch of christian romance books and several books from the Left Behind series to my inventory that my mom passed along to me.

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/kittybee

Any fans of ancient egypt out there? I just posted the first two books in the Lords of Two Lands trilogy by Pauline Gedge:
Hippopotamus Marsh -- Reserved
The Oasis -- Reserved

Two other books that I've posted tonight are:
Forever -- by Jude Deveraux
A Thousand Words for Stranger -- by Julie E. Czerneda

Two more books that I'm adding Monday morning are:
The Pearl & The Red Pony (two books in one) -- by John Steinbeck
Never Cry Wolf -- by Farley Mowat

My whole inventory is at:
http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/geophile

My Bookmooch inventory is swelling right now thanks to my library's GIANT used book sale. Someone walked out with a stack of books by one of my favorite authors right when I walked in, so I felt I needed to buy a giant stack just to make myself feel better about waking up late and coming after the inventory was totally picked over.

My inventory is a pretty bizarre assortment. At any moment I usually have fantasy, supernatural romance, mystery, videogame strategy guides, manga, magazines, and some reference books left over from school.
I do magazines 2-for-1, and international mooches are 2-for-1 (because hey, you're spending 2 points anyway, right?).

http://bookmooch.com/m/inventory/murdererdelacroix

Just added And then there Were None, In the Eye of Heaven, and Riverwind the Plainsman Today. Er, yesterday. It's after midnight.

I might also be adding a lot of children's books soon, since my mom keeps trying to give my brother's old books away, and I'm trying to convince her to give em to me.

Added sci-fi and inspirational titles, so check out my updated inventory

http://www.bookmooch.com/m/inventory/libreria

I am set to ask first, but always say yes :-)

Well, I've got two books that I picked up off the donated book sale table at the library. I thought that they were fantasy, but when I checked them more carefully at home, I see that they are historical vampire horror novels.

I'm not into vampires much -- perhaps someone out there is:
Both books are by Les Daniels
Citizen Vampire
"The French Revolution is raging. Dr. Guillotin's invention is working full-time and the streets of Paris are awash with the blood of royalty.
Into this dark chaos Don Sebastian de Villanueya is summoned. The vampire, horrified by man's inhumanity, has seen the human bonfires of the Inquisition. He has seen the human sacrifices of the Aztecs. But he has seen nothing to match this..."

The Silver Skull
"Into the fabulous realm of sixteenth-century Mexico comes Alfonso Martinez, a Spanish alchemist searching for the legendary Aztec gold. With him is the silver skull of Don Sebastian de Villanueva -- wizard, vampire, explorer of earth's dark mysteries.
Then the skull falls into the hands of a priestess, the sensuous leader of an Aztec cult..."

Hopefully, someone out there will want them.

Woo hoo! It's June!

http://www.librarything.com/topic/65987

Carry on pimping ...