I buy my books at Borders, Friends of Kaneohe Library Booksale, Amazon & Alibris.

1. Melons for the Passionate Grower by Amy Goldman
2. The Heirloom Tomato by Amy Goldman
3. The Compleat Squash by Amy Goldman
4. The History Of Kanalu by B. K. Namakaokeahi
5. Native Planters by Handy & Pukui
6. Hammond World Atlas 5th edition
7. Goode's World Atlas (1961)
8. These United States by Readers Digest (1961)
9. Finding Paradise: Island Art in Private Collections
10. Princess of the Night Rides by John Dominis Holt
11. Grow Vegetables by Alan Buckingham
12. The Body Fat Solution by Tom Venuto
13. The End of Overeating by David A. Kessler, MD
14. The Complete Book of Indian Cooking by Shehzad Husain and Rafi Fernandez
15. Remains of a Rainbow by Liittschwager & Middleton
16. Hawaii: Tides of Change by Bob Krauss, Rick Golt
17. I, Claudius by Robert Graves
18. Waking Up In Eden by Lucinda Fleeson
19. The Truth About Garden Remedies by Jeff Gillman
20. Na Maka o Halawa: A History of Halawa Ahupua'a, Oahu by Klieger
21. Teaming with Microbes: A Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web by Jeff Lowenfels
22. Island by Aldous Huxley

My favorite hangout, Border's Windward Mall...

I love books. I mostly collect hawaiiana books. Hawaiiana books got kind of shitty after statehood and turned into these touristy things. some of the graphics are retro-cool looking though, so I pick those up at the used book store & cut out the pictures.

So many books to read, but who's got the time to read them all. I need another lifetime.

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Hmmm.  The majority I've heard about, but never actually read.  I wouldn't mind reading some of them, but then other's I've seen the movie or know so much about it'll be boring to read.  I wonder what a women's list of must-read books would look like?

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