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DC Events 3/12/10 - 3/18/10
This week, Gina Welch, Helen Simonsen, James McGrath Morris, Karl Rove and Kelly Corrigan are just some of the wonderful authors with events in in the DC area. [read more]
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FIRST: It's In My Blood by Shawneda Marks
It is time for a FIRST Wild Card Tour book review! If you wish to join the FIRST blog alliance, just click the button. We are a group of reviewers who tour Christian books. A Wild Card post includes a brief bio of the author and a full chapter from each book toured. The reason it is called a FIRST Wild Card Tour is that you never know if the book will be fiction, non~fiction, for young, or for old...or for somewhere in between! Enjoy your free peek into the book! [read more]
Marry Him
Suddenly finding herself forty and single, Lori Gottlieb said the unthinkable in her March 2008 article in The Atlantic: Maybe she and single women everywhere, needed to stop chasing the elusive Prince Charming and instead go for Mr. Good Enough. Her ideas created a firestorm of controversy from outlets like theToday show to The Washington Post, which wrote, "Given the perennial shortage of perfect men, Gottlieb's probably got a point," to Newsweek and NPR. Lori Gottlieb set out to not only ... [read more]
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Friday 56 and Friday Finds on March 12
I know, I know ... I post too many dang memes on this blog. Because I'm too lazy to write any good original content these days. :-P [read more]
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Pump Up Your Book Chats with Singer/Songwriter/Author George Earl Parker
George Earl Parker is an Author, Singer/Songwriter, and an Artist. As director of the short film The Yellow Submarine Sandwich, included in Eric Idle’s pseudo-documentary of a band called the Rutles, Parker received accolades, awards, and a showing at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. His art has been exhibited in museums [...] [read more]
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Library Loot- An Addict in Recovery
A few days ago I made little stacks of books that I wanted to read for the upcoming weeks and into April. I get such a rush when I gaze upon them....definitely a strange person!! Anyway, here is what I've added to those stacks this past week. I'm struggling with finding a happy medium with the amount of books that I bring in and how many I can actually read before they're due! [read more]
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Book Review: Merlin's Harp
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Cowboy Trouble Winners
Great time the other day with a Joanne Kennedy, author of Cowboy Trouble!! 2 lucky winners of a copy of the book are: [read more]
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Wrap-up for 2010-08: What Is It About "THAT" Author
This week Erotic Horizon asked about authors...who we love and what makes us crave their books. [read more]
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Friday Finds - March 12, 2010
This meme is hosted by MizB at Should be reading.    These are a few books I've had on my wish list that have either just been released or are soon to be released,  Find anything good you'd like to share?   [read more]
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Friday Finds (Mar 12)!
Friday Finds are hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading. What books were you introduced to this week? This week, I was intrigued by Jan’s Teaser Tuesday over at Eating YA Books. That’s why Pastworld, by Ian Beck, is my Friday Find today! [read more]
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see more Lolcats and funny ...
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Friday Finds -- Mar 12, 2010
This meme is hosted by MizB at Should be reading. What great books did you hear about/discover this past week? [read more]
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Featuring . . . Remedies by Kate Ledger
This Friday and every Friday for the next couple of months, I will be featuring a book that was published under the Amy Einhorn Books imprint. I am starting with the 2009 books and will spotlight them in alphabetical order. [read more]
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Recommend Me (6)
Recommend Me is a weekly event hosted by Kate at The Neverending Shelf in which participants will pick one of their all time favorite reads to share. This could be a book that your read yesterday or years ago. [read more]
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It’s Friday! It’s Meme Time!
after all the talk about memes and their usefulness to us as bloggers/readers, here i am, rather ironically, back with my friday memes.  but, there’s a common theme here… great finds of the week, either in bloggish or bookish goodness. First Rate Friday [read more]
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I'm back - just in time for the Week-End Review!
Question of the Week: "Where have you been for the last couple of days, Florinda? What's going on?" [read more]
The Widow's Season by Laura Brodie
Sarah’s husband David has been dead (killed in flash flood) for three months when she sees him in a grocery store. Then she starts meeting him more often – even talking to him and letting him make her ham sandwiches. Is he ghost? Did he fake his death? Or is Sarah creating an elaborate alternate reality in her head to deal with his passing? [read more]
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Morning Meanderings…
Hello bookish people!  Are you ready for the weekend?  I am! Yesterday was super busy but at the end of the day I felt good.  I did double work outs (morning and afternoon), ate right so I am off to a good start on the 3-1-1, the hair cut is good…. and I forgot (forgot!) to [...] [read more]
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Mini Challenge: New York Woman
To help us all get excited for BEA/BBC in New York in May (like we need any help with that, right?!) Softdrink is hosting several NY-themed challenges between now and then. [read more]
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The Panic Zone by Rick Mofina (ARC)
The Panic Zone by Rick Mofina [read more]
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Healing Book Giveaway: Win Stephanie R. Bird Titles
Community, thanks to Stephanie we have 1 copy of he Big Book of Soul: the Ultimate Guide to the African American Spirit: Legends & Lore, Music & Mysticism, Recipes and Rituals and 2 copies of Sticks, Stones, Roots and Bones: Hoodoo, Mojo and Conjuring with Herbs for a giveaway. [read more]
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Friday Finds: Mockingbird
Mockingbird by Kathryn Erskine [read more]
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Quote of the Day
"Five exclamation marks, the sure sign of an insane mind." — Terry Pratchett (Reaper Man) [read more]
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Book Quotes: Helping Streetwalkers
From A Passion for the Impossible by Miriam Huffman Rockness (page 91): [read more]
Book Quotes: Forgiveness
From What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do by Dr. Henry Cloud & Dr. John Townsend (pages 35-36): [read more]
Angelology – Danielle Trussoni
Title: Angelology: A Novel Author: Danielle Trussoni ISBN: 9780670021475 Pages: 464 Release Date: March 9, 2010 Publisher: Viking Genre: Fantasy, Historical Thriller Source: Publisher Rating: 5 out of 5 [read more]
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Review: The Things They Carried
The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien is a collection of loosely related short stories.  I’m not a big fan of short stories, because they often feel disjointed to me, but it works really well in this instance.   The disjointedness is what I imagine soldiers feel when they’re facing battle so far from home, so [...] [read more]
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#241 ~ The French Mistress
The French Mistress: A Novel of the Duchess of Portsmouth and King Charles II by Susan Halloway Scott Published by: Penguin Group Published on: July 2009 Page Count: 400 Genre: Historical Fiction Format: eBook read on my Kindle Availability: paperback, eBook, My Review Louise’s father was of noble birth, but his political affiliations caused him to lose favor with the  French crown, diminishing the [...] [read more]
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Hell Gate - Linda Fairstein
Linda Fairstein is firmly on my list of must read authors. She has a fantastic series featuring Alex Cooper of the New York P.D. Sex Crimes Unit and two homicide detectives - Mike and Mercer. Hell Gate is the 12th book in the series. [read more]
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Literary News: March 12th
photo credit: Dawn Endico Spring is in the air!! [read more]
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Friday Finds - March 12
Friday Finds is hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading.  This week I discovered the following books: [read more]
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Before I Fall
Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver is an amazing debut! High School senior Samantha Kingston is one of the most popular girls in school. She and her best friends, Lindsey, Elody, and Ally are living a life full of fun and privilege afforded them because of their popular status. Then on February 12, Samantha lives her last day. [read more]
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Peeing My Pants With Book Anticipation – THE QUEEN OF PALMYRA – March 12, 2010
This week’s book that I’m super excited about is a book some bloggers may have already heard about, but I wanted to feature it here because holy hell this sounds SO GOOD! What set me over the edge was that Booklist compared The Queen of Palmyra to The Secret Life of Bees and The Help, [...] [read more]
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Let’s Play a Game, Shall We? by Deb Joelle
Okay, everyone, in recognition of the release of Deb Sarah’s book, The Opposite of Me, we’re going to play a little game. You’ll need a piece of paper and a pen (or the ability to live with yourself if you would rather cheat). Now, what I want you to do, is read each word (or [...] [read more]
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Recommend Me: War For The Oaks by Emma Bull
Eddi McCandry is a rocker with a big heart. She attracts the attention of the Seelie Court and her life is turned upside down. [read more]
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Review: The Birthing House by Christopher Ransom
...The tall raven-haired woman in the photo stared back at him with something akin to hatred, and he recognized her, of course he recognized her, for hers was a face he had come to know intimately.  She of the compressed lightning bolt of a scar, the lovely fissure running from under her nose to her lip. [read more]
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Book Blogger Hop - Let's Party!
It's that time of the week again!  With the hugely successful first week, I'm happy to announce that the Book Blogger Hop will be a weekly feature here at Crazy-for-Books!  So, get those party shoes on and let's start the Hop! [read more]
My Review of Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show by Frank Delaney
“She sprang from the womb and waved to the crowd. Then smiled and took a bow.” And so we first meet Venetia Kelly, the beguiling actress at the center of this new, spellbinding, and epic novel by Frank Delaney, the bestselling author of Ireland and Shannon. [read more]
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Heyer's Envious Casca Versus Why Shoot a Butler:
For the Classics Circuit Georgetter Heyer tour, now in its second week, I wanted to dive into Georgette Heyer's mysteries, having already read a fair number of her Regency Romances. [read more]
Queen of Babble
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Giveaway: Miriam Gershow, "The Local News"
Last June, the EDIWTB online book club read The Local News, by Miriam Gershow. It's the story of Lydia, a girl in high school in Michigan whose popular, cruel brother disappears during his senior year. Here is my review and... [read more]
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Eclipse Movie Trailer - The Twilight Movie Saga
Some things just have to be shared!!! [read more]
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365 Photo Project 2010: Day 70Welcome to the world Harley Jr.
Harley Jr. entered this world at 9:00 this morning. He weighs 7 lb. 7 oz. and is 19 inches long. Momma Kilah is doing great, not even asking for anything for pain. Baby was taken to NICU due to breathing problems and having blood in his belly. They are giving him oxygen, fluids and antibiotics.If he doesn't improve within 48 hours, they will have to put in a breathing tube. [read more]
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Janes in Love by Cecil Castellucci and Jim Rugg (a review)
Janes in Love by Cecil Castellucci and Jim Rugg is the sequel to The Plain Janes (read my review) and completes the story arc. I loved The Plain Janes—however, my feelings about the sequel were mixed. I did like some aspects better, although overall I enjoyed this book less. [read more]
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Lift
Lift by Rebecca K. O’Connor Lift is the charming and encouraging true story of a woman’s acquisition of a baby peregrine falcon, something that she’s been fascinated with since being a child.   But it is not just the story of a girl and the bird she loves, it’s also about how the falcon helps author Rebecca [...] [read more]
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"False Convictions" by Tim Green
Reviewed by Vera (Luxury Reading) [read more]
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Book Beginnings on Friday
ANNOUNCEMENT: New Meme - Book Beginnings on Friday. This is a new meme that I have decided to start entitled Book Beginnings on Friday. I hope that you all join in. [read more]
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Public Service Announcement
In case you haven’t noticed that Dar’s been picking up the slack today, that’s because Susan’s busy getting ready for a writer’s retreat (assuming we’re not flooded out, leaving me with a ridiculous amount of desserts. If that happens, c’mon over!). That means Susan won’t be here until Sunday. Be good to Bridget and Dar while [...] [read more]
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The Clear Away the Clutter Read-a-Thon
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Creative Exercise: Shadows Quivered on the Wall
I’ve been a little bit bored with Booking Through Thursday. Not to mention, I need more practice on my creative writing. So I’ve been looking for writing prompts. Most likely I will be doing this on Thursday. The writing prompt is the bolding sentence. I made up the rest. As I get better, hopefully the post will be a longer. If you would like to participate too, I’ll add the McLinky. Write your own post using the prompt, come back and post you link. I’d love to have a look. [read more]
Live blogging American Idol results 03.11.10
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Upcoming books and mini-review of Vampire Academy Series
Even though I haven't been posting reviews, I HAVE been reading. There are reviews in the works for the following novels- [read more]
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Raven Stole the Moon – Review/Giveaway
Robert and Jenna – the couple with everything. That is until they lose their only son, Bobby in a tragic drowning while on vacation in Alaska. Robert desperately wants to move on with their lives while Jenna is trapped in a constant state of despair as the accident happened while she was with Bobby. The [...] [read more]
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Review: Alice I have been
I bought this book initially as homework for an article I was going to write.  I also spent some time at my local bookstore glancing at 'all things' Alice before Alice in Wonderland opened last weekend.  Well I decided to write about something completely different (not because of this book... but that's another story for another day). [read more]
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Have You Heard About This? Mississippi School Cancels Prom Because Lesbian Wants to Bring Her Girlfriend
It’s very rare that I ever blog about anything other than books here at Bibliofreak.  But sometimes something happens, and I must use this blog for social justice.  I regret that. [read more]
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giveaway: how to never look fat again
Well, you know what I think of Charla Krupp's latest book, but perhaps you'd like to check it out yourself. Thanks to Hachette, two of you can! [read more]
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Blogger Rolls Out New Template Designer
I’ve never understood Blogger. In my humble opinion, it is a cumbersome blogging platform that has always dragged way behind the competition. Even under the Google umbrella, the novice CMS has failed to impress. But perhaps there is hope… Starting today, Blogger is rolling out the Blogger Template Designer, a tool that will [...] [read more]
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Apologies/MIA, The Maze Runner Winner + Awards!
First off, I wanted to apologize for the hiatus I seem to have been on without warning. February was a really weird and busy month for me and it seems to have carried over into March. Work, life, and everything in between has put reading on the back burner, unfortunately. But it's time to get things going again and I hope to be back to full swing soon. Thanks for sticking with me awesome minions. ♥ :) [read more]
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Raven Stole the Moon - Garth Stein (Giveaway)
A short while back, I was asked to read and review Garth Stein's book Raven Stole the Moon. I thought it was his new novel but it is actually a reprint of a book he wrote some thirteen years ago. Since my husband and I really enjoyed reading The Art of Racing in the Rain (our joint review here), I jumped at the chance. [read more]
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Soulless
Soulless by Gail Carriger (October 1st 2009—Orbit) [read more]
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The Great FLOW Woes (and Giveaway)
Yesterday, Rebecca from The Book Lady’s Blog posted an outstanding review of  Elissa Stein and Susan Kim’s fantastic book Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation.  Today she’s hosting a giveaway for one copy of the book!  *WARNING*-if you are at all squeamish about a woman’s natural body processes stop reading here* One of the things I enjoyed about Rebecca’s [...] [read more]
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Something Rotten by Jasper Fforde
Genre: Fantasy Main characters: Thursday Next Time and place: an alternate version of Swindon (UK), 1988 First sentence: “The Minotaur had been causing trouble far in excess of his literary importance.” Summary: Thursday next has been leading Jurisfiction for two years now, and thinks it’s about time to stop hiding and go back to real world. After all, her [...] [read more]
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Raven Stole the Moon-Garth Stein
Publisher’s Description: When Jenna Rosen abandons her comfortable Seattle life to visit Wrangell, Alaska, it’s a wrenching return to her past. The hometown of her Native American grandmother, Wrangell is located near the Thunder Bay Resort, where Jenna’s young son, Bobby, disappeared two years before. His body was never recovered, and Jenna is determined to lay [...] [read more]
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April Themes
I just posted March themes a couple of days ago, but themes are more useful for book groups if you have a chance to plan ahead, so let’s launch right into April, with a list of themes your group might try next month. 1. APRIL FOOLS DAY You can find fools in fiction in works like Fool [...] [read more]
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Putting the Aaahhh in Spa
I love getting spa treatments — that little window of time for relaxing and revitalizing is a godsend, whether it’s a heavenly massage,  beautifying facial, a glam hair treatment, or a foot spa for your aching feet. One of my recent memorable spa experiences is the Lulur Ken Dedes massage at Win’s Spa in Batam, Indonesia [...] [read more]
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Please excuse this intermission...
One paper stands between Spring break and me. One paper my friends. Thanks for checking in with me still, I'll have a lot more to say once I get through today! [read more]
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Glo-Merica!
Hmm. Now this is interesting. An article posted today on WorldNetDaily discusses how the majority of Americans feel History textbooks are too PC: [read more]
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Giveaway: Waking Up in the Land of Glitter
Waking Up in the Land of Glitter: A Crafty Chica Novel by Kathy Cano-Murillo is a fun book about a woman finding her place in life, with friends and crafts along the way.  For more information, see my review. Hachette Books is allowing me to host a giveaway for 3 copies of Waking Up in the [...] [read more]
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Guest Blogger Rosefire: Blessings by Belva Plain
When did I read it? March 9, 2010 to March 10, 2010 Where did it come from? library book sale Genre: fiction, romance Year Published: 1989 Where did it go? To my daughter's friend Katie At thirty-six, Jennie Rakowsky's life couldn't be better. She was engaged to a wonderful man, her career as a lawyer was skyrocketing and she was never more beautiful. Then a secret from nineteen years ago threatened to shatter it all. [read more]
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After
Title: After Author: Kristin Harmel Grade: B Ideal Audience: Girls, 12-16 [read more]
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Review: Gringa in a strange land - Linda Dahl
Gringa in a Strange Land by Linda Dahl [read more]
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Share a Story-Shape a Future Day 4: Old Favorites, New Classics
Donalyn Miller, aka the Book Whisper and her gusts have great recommendations for new classics that are as satisfying for today's kids as the classics we grew up with. [read more]
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Updatery
I've been something of a bad blogger than couple of weeks.  I blame it mainly on my obsession over the chinese drama Mischievous Princess which I suddenly decided to watch all of and which promptly took up all my reading time to do so.  Between that, work and some family issues I've just not read the same amount as I usually do. ... [read more]
Alice in Wonderland: Miniature Food Ideas
I've heen waiting for this movie since it was announced - the wait was worth it! Wow! Color, costumes, background (Johnny Depp!) cool 3D, it has it all! [read more]
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The Bride Collector by Ted Dekker
The Bride Collector by Ted Dekker (Center Street, April 13, 2010), 448 pages Summary The serial killer the FBI has named the Bride Collector has just taken his fifth victim. Brad Raines is leading the Colorado investigation, along with profiler Nikki. When a note is found with the body, Raines has no choice but to follow the [...] [read more]
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Say Yes to the Book
Just in case you’re wondering, yes, I DO spend too much time with TLC on in the background on the days I’m home with Daniel and, yes, I WAS thinking of “Say Yes to the Dress” when I named this post.  I’m aware mine doesn’t rhyme as well, but I’ve made my peace with that. So [...] [read more]
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Giveaway: 500 business cards
Uprinting is sponsoring a giveaway for 500 business cards; absoultely free (including shipping!). [read more]
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32. Angelology by Danielle Trussoni...
FTC Disclosure: My copy of Angelology was provided by Viking/Penguin for this review. I am an IndieBound and Amazon affiliate, and any purchases made by clicking on the cover or the links provided may result in monetary compensation. [read more]
Book review: ‘The Next Thing On My List’ by Jill Smolinski
Get a massage. Eat ice cream in public. Wear sexy shoes. Take Mom and Grandma to see Wayne Newton. Change someone’s life. After a car accident claims the life of her passenger, a woman she barely knows, June Parker is left with a heart full of guilt — and one carefully written listed. Called “20 Things To Do Before I [...] [read more]
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I look Very Hard For Nothing.
I swear I am getting square eyes. [read more]
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New Release: The Yellow House (Plus Giveaway!)
This novel, The Yellow House by Patricia Falvey, is a satisfying blend of historical fiction and character study.  Set in Northern Ireland in the period between 1905 and 1924, Falvey explores the explosive politics of the time in the context of one woman's life. [read more]
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Savage Readalong – Week 1
Well, I’m a few days behind the rest of the gang. [read more]
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Illustrious
How do you feel about illustrations in your books? Graphs? Photos? Sketches? [read more]
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Link a Contest Thursday
Rules (or at least STRONG suggestions): 1. Name the item being given away (instead of the blog name) 2. Give the end date in () after the name 3. Make sure to link DIRECTLY to that contest post - if you don't know how to do this - just click on the title of the contest blog and it will give a direct URL you can use. 4. If you want to post a contest you've found, make sure it isn't already posted. [read more]
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An Open Question for Authors
In thinking about books and the decisions that go into marketing them, and I've been wondering why people write and what matters the most to them. [read more]
Rebecca Wells, author of The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder, on tour April/May 2010
About The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder In the small river town of La Luna, Louisiana, Calla Lily Ponder bursts into being, a force of nature as luminous as the flower she is named for. Under the loving light of the Moon Lady, the feminine force that will guide and protect her throughout her life, [...] [read more]
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Book Bloggers/Online Reviewers on Write On! Roundtable Blog Talk Radio Archived Recording
Thank you to those who listened to the Blog Talk Radio,hosted by Write On! about book bloggers and online reviewers with myself, Ron Hogan and Yen Cheong as guests.  For those who were unable to listen live, here is the archive of that show: [read more]
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Shanghai Girls
By Lisa See [read more]
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Wordless Wednesday: Watch Out!
Took a photo of this guy at the San Diego Zoo some time back. Watch out! [read more]
Paris in the Spring: Emile Zola on Classics Circuit Tour
I have followed for some time The Classics Circuit, a monthly event in which a particular author's work is spotlighted on a scheduled basis on various blogs.   I have enjoyed and learned a lot from the various posts that have resulted from The Classics Circuit Tour.   One of my reading themes for this year involves reading books by friends and disciples of Gustave Flaubert.   So far I have read Indiana by George Sand and Jean et Pierre by Guy Du Maupassant.     Emile Zola was a disciple of F ... [read more]
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Review & Giveaway: Raven Stole the Moon by Garth Stein
For the past two years, Jenna Rosen's life has been in a tailspin. A terrible accident while on a family vacation to Alaska resulted in the drowning of Jenna's only child, six year old Bobby. Though Jenna's husband, Robert, seems to have gotten past the grief and pain, she has not been able to do the same. Therapy, medication, alcohol...she has tried them all and is still in a fog. [read more]
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Library Loot 3/10/2010
I am proud of myself that I showed remarkable restraint this week and only checked out a few instead of my normal 8-10. Good for me! I'm learning! [read more]
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Cross-Post Extravaganza!
Bitterly Books is all set to contribute to the Guest Dare series over at the Book Smugglers Blog. [read more]
Grudge Match: Peeta vs. Gale
World peace be damned! With the highly anticipated release of the third book in Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games trilogy less than six months away we must once again get our debate on about a very very serious issue that has arisen out of the ashes of The Districts. Over on Scholastic’s blog On Our Minds the [...] [read more]
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On My Wishlist #8
On My Wishlist is a weekly meme hosted by Book Chick City every Saturday. For this meme all you have to do is go to Book Chick City's blog to grab the button and list what books you have on your wishlist this week. Although taking part in this meme can lead to a toppling Wish list. [read more]
Waiting on Wednesday: Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok
"Waiting on Wednesday" is a weekly event, hosted by Breaking the Spine, that spotlights upcoming releases that we are eagerly anticipating. [read more]
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The Opposite of Me – Reviews
If you have a review of Deb Sarah Pekkanen’s “The Opposite of Me,” please leave a link in the comments here. [read more]
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James and the Giant Peach
By Roald Dahl 119 pages Copyright 1961 by Alfred A. Knopf Source: Christmas gift 1969 from my aunt [read more]
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Book Club Girl on Air Welcomes Malena Watrous to Discuss If You Follow Me!
Please join us on Tuesday, April 6th at 4 pm when we welcome Malena Watrous, author of If You Follow Me. In her debut novel, Watrous tells the story of Marina, who moves to Japan to teach English shortly after her father’s tragic suicide, and finds unexpected solace with her Japanese supervisor and seemingly indifferent neighbors. [read more]
 
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