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Julie Elliott is member #2 of overbooked: a resource for readers. Nov. 14, 2007

Favorite Books:: There are too many to name, but my absolute all time favorite book is The Hippopotamus by Stephen Fry

Favorite Genres: Humor, nonfiction of all kinds, but especially good sports writing, mystery

In my spare time, if I'm not reading, I'm:: Jogging, listening to cheesy 70s and 80s music (so happy that xmradio has revived the old Casey Kasem Top 40s from those years) but usually I'm reading...

About Me:: I basically live to read. Whenever depressed, the thought of a well stocked public library cheers me. I have a very nice husband who also loves to read, parents who love to read, and a brother and sister-in-law, that, you guessed it, also love to read. We're working on turning my niece into a reader too.

At 2:19pm on May 1st, 2008, William C. Harris III said…: My name is William and I am inviting Julie Elliott and all members of Overbookers to visit my personal webpage on Overbookers Social Network. On my webpage you will find information on the Harris Mystery as well as links to other websites that are either a part of the Harris Mystery, or participants in the Harris Mystery Club on myspace. If it has been a while since you sunk your teeth into a delicious mystery that made your mind race, then welcome to the Harris Mystery. The difference between the Harris Mystery and other mysteries that you read about every day is that the Harris Mystery is REAL. Enjoy.

At 10:45am on November 14th, 2007, Ann C. Theis said…: Thanks for joining the conversation. I'm looking forward to
hanging out here with you. Let me know what you think about the Dick Francis book.

See you at midwinter.