Who's a Bookish Girl?

With apologies to Wendy for stealing her title, this post is mostly for my SP5 pal, who asked, among other questions, which knitting books I own.

It's quite the can of worms, my friend. The list, to say the least, is long:

• Mostly Technical
• All of the Threads Knitting books
• June Hemmons Hiatt: The Principles of Knitting
• Ida Duncan Riley: Progressive Knitting
• Deborah Newton: Designing Knitwear
• Elizabeth Zimmerman: Knitting w/o Tears, Knitter's Almanac
• Barbara Walker: All four stitich Treasuries, Knitting From The Top
• Elsebeth Lavold: Viking Patterns for Knitting

• Mostly Patterns
• Alice & Jade Starmore: The Celtic Collection, Charts for Colour Knitting, Stillwater, In The Hebrides, Aran Knitting, Tudor Roses,A Collector's Item, AS's Book of Fair Isle Knitting
• Vogue Knitting: Bags & Backpacks
• Debbie Bliss: Celtic Knits, Nautical Knits
  
• Marianne Kinzel: First (and Second) Book of Modern Lace Knitting
  
• Meg Swansen: Meg Swansen's Knitting
  
• Jean Moss: Designer Knits
  
• Eugene & Ann Bourgeois: Fair Isle Simplified
  
• Kristin Nicholas: Knitting the New Classics, Knitting Today's Classics
• The Editors of Vogue: Very Easy Knits
  
• Melanie Falick: Knitting in America
• Herring & Manners: Knitting Masterpieces
  
• Lily Chin: The Urban Knitter, Mosaic Afghans Made Easy
• Nancy Bush: Folk Knitting in Estonia, The sock book
  
• Zoe Mellor: Colorful Knits
  
• Kaffe Fassett: Glorious Knits, Kaffe's Classics
  
• Jil Eaton: Minnow Knits
  
• Homespun, Handknit
• Kaori O'Connor: Creative Knitting
• Desert Designs

Plus every issue of Interweave Knits ever released, and a complete collection of Vogue Knitting since 1988.
Obsess much? Who, Me?