Collins' Library

Joshua Collins the great American Visionary and patriot would have an interesting assortment of books.

Adam Smith: An Inquirey into the Nature and Causes of Wealth in Nations
Thomas Paine: Common Sense
Immunal Kant: Critique of Pure Reason
Roger Collins: I can be a overbearing Patriarch ( If I only believed in myself)
Joshua Collins : Memories of A Revolutionary War Hero
Joshua Collins: Money and Social Standing before Family
Nancy Babbit: Tuck Everlasting
 *Yes a story of living forever for Sarah that does not involve biting people

Hey! I want bunnies! How do I get bunnies? Tell me please, please, pretty please!

Minja, check out the Testing Board.  You can't miss the topic, LOL.

Just came across a couple more:

The Wonderful World of Cheese - by Stokes and Stokes


on the 'adult' shelf:
What the Parrot Saw - by 'O' [later made into a Korean movie]

Lord of the Ringo's Trilogy - J.R.R. ['Ringo'] Tolkien
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sorry for the insensitivity, jennifer! gotcha back for the trousers line!

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and my next post will be #70, so this one would be Lennon's favorite!!!

sorry for the insensitivity, jennifer! gotcha back for the trousers line!

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and my next post will be #70, so this one would be Lennon's favorite!!!

you're forgiven Ringo and Lennon had some great quotes No wonder he is missed still! ;)Oh that nasty boy!

Hmmm ... let's see:

Reel-to-Reel Recording for Dummies by Dr. Eric Lang

Subtle Piano Performance by Laszlo Powi

The Art of Whispering by Peter Bradford, as told to Jeff Clark and Ned Stuart

That City in Brazil by Elizabeth Collins Stoddard

Move Over, Garfield! by Joshua Collins

The Collins Family: None of My Business (Vols. 1 & 2) by Sarah Johnson

Innocent Until Proven Innocent by Barnabas Collins

Ben
(who wishes to thank Mark Rainey for his recommendation, Tonight Must Go Nothing Wrong -- I've enjoyed that one many times!)

Ben -- Don't forget the "Other Stories" in that same volume, which include This Gives Me the Willies: Hey, That's Funny by K. Jarlen, I'm So Frightened by H. Stokes, and Cane Swords, Hanging Paintings, and Fawlty  Props Aplenty by J. K. Yaeger.

--Mark

Hey what about a few medical books?

Dr. Strangelover or How I tried to Get rich off the Undead and lost my Soul, Heart and Sanity  J. Hoffman, M.D.

A-Z, a List of Common Collinwood Tranquilizers by Merck.

Hyponosis:  How to make Dumb Girls Dumber by J. Hoffman, M.D.  

Ah yes, Julia has her own special core collection!

Don't forget the best seling smash from 1967 ( I am sure Victoria brought a copy with her):

"MY Favorite Family Incestors" by Roger Collins

Here are a few tomes culled from various Collinsport libraries in 1795.  

Barnabas Collins:

Tropical Treats: the Bachelor's Guide to Martinique, by Randy Lovelittle.

Martha Stewart Dead: 100 Decorating Tips for the Undead by the late  (parallel time) M. Stewart.


Naomi Collins:

Euphemia Post's Guide to Etiquette.

The Lady's Own Book of Spirits, by Napoleon Brandy


Rev. Trask:

Exorcise at Home in 10 Easy Steps, by Cotton Mather

Thanks Happybat for bringing my post up on the chart-We librarians should stick together!

VAM,

You're so right!  And it was a fun creative challenge, too-

Thanks!

 

If my nearly Silver-Surfer eyes aren't failing me, VAM, are you the first poster to reach 'Full' three star status?

congrats!

Ringo

silver-surfer is a british term for computer geeks over 50! [at least it was told to me by a Brit!]

Ringo,

You mean you are looking at something other than TLATKLS's....

Joking aside, thanks for the compliment!

Make up, agging techniques. (  or tired of  playing  your own ancestor), By Barnabas, and Quentin Collins.