PPF #7 v.2 plus Found poetry

Multitasker me is doing three posts in one:

POST ONE: As Jamie Ridler is living her dream of visiting Paris with Justin, there isn´t a Wishcasting Wednesday prompt this week.

POST TWO: My colourful bookcase. These are our bare essentials, having gone through a deep decluttering last year.This does not include my art books, Daniel´s engineering ones or the kids books. If it were for my husband´s our books would be ordered by size. As a librarian I have them by topic and then by author. History, tourism, fiction, biographies and reference are the main subjects of interest for us.

 This is my Agatha Christie collection. The ones in Spanish and oldest ones in English are my mom´s. I bought one in Portuguese in Brazil in the late 80s. In 1992 I bought one in Russia because it was super cheap and it was in English and Russian. I found 10 for ten pounds in a second hand shop in Chester, England on our first week living there in ´93. I can´t recall where I bought one in French but it was in Paris in April ´94 and I added one in Italian from the Termini Terminal in Rome in Dec. 94. Daniel brought me one in Japanese in June ´96 and one in German in ´11. Oh, the Dutch one! I bought it at Schipol and the assistant warned me about it being in Dutch because she said many customers were too jet lagged to notice what they were buying. I told her it was for my Christie collection which I could see puzzled her but was too polite to push the issue farther. :D

 Why am I showing you this? Because I´m playing along with Quinn McDonald´s (the author of Raw Art Journaling, a book for people who want to make meaning but don´t know how to draw) readers in finding poetry in their books´s spines.

The Adventures of the Christmas Pudding

Sad Cypress

Crooked House

Towards Zero

is totally lame, specially after finding:

Five Little Pigs

They Came to Baghdad

Sprinkling Cyanide

At Bertran´s Hotel.

Go read what other people found. There are some that are waaaaay cool. And sweet. And intriguing.

POST THREE: Quinn´s comment encouraged me to take the plunge and have my journal as bilingual. That is the way I am after all, living in Spanglish.
I had been stucked with "her" for a while. Non of my quotes fitted her as she looked as if she was up to something. I found a sign at Tracey´s wall in Facebook and knew "THAT" was what "she" was up to. ;)

Posting for Paint Party Friday, Issue # 7 Year 2. Visit other paintings peeps by the links at the original PPF post.