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TSS: Sleep Deprived Edition
Oh friends, we’ve had a long couple of weeks in the last seven days. Last Sunday Daniel didn’t get a nap in before church, partly because the time change screwed him up, so he was already pretty tired at 12:30 when we got home, then he only got a short nap in before we left to [...] [read more]
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Sunday Salon ~ March 21, 2010
  Well, this week I was on a high for sure, especially when I received the call to say I got the library job that I was hoping for (start date - March 29).  The benefits are terrific too, and they take effect April 1st which shocked me....woot!   But you have to take the good news with the bad right, well then yesterday we got a scary looking IRS envelope, and for the bad news....they found an omission on our 2008 tax filing. We owe them an addition $697.00 --gezz.....didn't they get enough ... [read more]
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The Sunday Salon, 21 March
This past week was a difficult one for me, a lot more pain than I would have liked, however I am happy with the reading I managed to accomplish. [read more]
True Compass: Ted Kennedy's memoir
Earlier this year I won an audio copy of Ted Kennedy's memoir, True Compass, from Laura's Reviews. Since I only listen to audio books in the car and I have a home office (i.e., no commute), it took me a little while to complete it, but I am happy to report that I loved every minute of it. [read more]
In My Mailbox - March 20th
In My Mailbox is hosted by Kristi at The Story Siren. [read more]
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My Heart and Soul Virtual Book Tour April & May 2010
Join Marilyn Randall, author of the book of poetry & prose , My Heart and Soul, as she virtually tours the blogosphere in April & May 2010 on her first virtual book tour with Pump Up Your Book! About Marilyn Randall Marilyn has always had an artistic ability, which she has used both professionally and personally over her [...] [read more]
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In My Mailbox
Thank you as always to the wonderful Kristi at Story Siren who hosts this weekly meme that I just adore!  Kristi inspires me so much!  Yesterday my hubby and I went to Best Buy to pick up a computer for our front office.  The store was extremely short-handed on help and while we knew [...] [read more]
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Gone With the Wind Read-Along: Chapters 19-27
This book just keeps on rolling! I thought last week's section was eventful, but this week's was so much more so. [read more]
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The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Douglas Adams
The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Douglas Adams Buy on Amazon: The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Douglas Adams I have absolutely nothing profound to say about this book. I don’t even know why I liked it as much as I did (perhaps even more than Hitchhiker’s Guide). [...] [read more]
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(47) Get Lucky by Katherine Center (on sale April 6)
A sister's relationship is something that is indescribable. They are often more than best friends. Because, like Katherine Center points out, there are times when even best friends come and go. But a sister, a sister is forever. [read more]
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In My Mailbox (18)
In My Mailbox is a meme created by The Story Siren and inspired by Alea of Pop Culture Junkie! It is a list of the books that I've received over the previous week, either in the mail, from the bookstore, or from trades. [read more]
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Where's the Hole?
A teacher friend of mine has written a great blog post that everyone should read. I encourage you to visit Sheri and found out where she found the hole!! I challenge you to find the holes as well! This is a WOW post by Sheri! :) [read more]
Tell me tell me...
Tales of Whimsy is considering... a full blog makeover. [read more]
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"Across the Endless River" by Thad Carhart
Reviewed by Alethea B. [read more]
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The Sunday Salon
Hi everyone! How was everyone's week?? My life outside of blogging was pretty hectic this week, so I'm really surprised I got even as much reading done as I did! On Tuesday evening as I was driving to my therapy office to meet with clients, I received a call from the lead counseling professor saying they changed the class I was going to take on Thursday to Tuesday (that night) AND it was going to be at the south Orlando campus which is much further than the north campus I usually attend. ... [read more]
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"Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman" by Haruki Murakami
Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman by Haruki Murakami (trans by Philip Gabriel and Jay Rubin, 2006, 362 pages) [read more]
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Great Finds Issue #24
What to do when you don’t live close to a book store? [read more]
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Best 50 Irish Books
Below is a statement from this website Associate Degree and they are promoting the Best 50 Irish Books to read during the month of March..they are listed in the following categories: Poetry, Plays, Classics, Non Fiction and Contempory Fiction listed below. Personally, I think you can read these great works anytime, not just in the month of March. Go take a look and see if there is anything you might find interesting.... [read more]
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A Blast from the Past: The Hobbit by JRR Tolkein
A Blast From the Past is a meme for people to review a book that they read before they started blogging. It doesn't have to be a favourite, it might be that you didn't enjoy it. It is about sharing a book from your past with others. [read more]
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Winners - This One is Mine
And the three lucky readers to win a copy of Maria Semple's This One is Mine, courtesy of The Hachette Book Group are: [read more]
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Some changes on the Blog, and a thank you
It started with me asking Lea from Closetwriter something about an RSS feed (yes I am very lost it seems). The she worked her magic all over the place, and now I got this new design in here and there. And it looks great. She worked her magic before and now again. Thank you Lea!!! :D You're the greatest! [read more]
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Black House by Stephen King and Peter Straub
Well, I struggled through this book at first. We start out from the viewpoint of a bird, and it kind of stays like that for what I feel is too long a time. I always wonder how does more than one person write a book. In this case, I almost wonder if the parts that I enjoyed and got into were actually the parts written by Stephen King, and the parts that dragged and bored me written by Peter Straub. No offense to Straub, but I am a big King fan, and have rarely if ever had one of his books I c ... [read more]
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Winners: The 3 Day Cleanse
Thanks to everyone who entered! [read more]
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Book review: *Clara’s Kitchen* by Clara Cannucciari
Clara’s Kitchen: Wisdom, Memories, and Recipes from the Great Depression by Clara Cannucciari and Christopher Cannucciari Hardcover: 208 pages Publisher: St. Martin’s Press (October 27, 2009) ISBN-13: 978-0312608279 [read more]
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Forever In Our Hearts
David John Bucknall 28th December 1968 - 16 March 2010 [read more]
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The Spellmans Strike Again
If I bring you the Free Book Friday Teens, I gotta bring you the Free Book Friday for grown-ups. Or those who read adult literature (you pick!). It’s The Spellmans Strike Again, written by Lisa Lutz. Five autographed copies will be given away on Friday, March 26. Yep, there’s an interview with the author. Check [...] [read more]
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Man on Spikes
Spring training has begun, which also means that the corresponding flooding is about to occur:  flooding of the market with baseball books, that is.   Though greats like Roger Angell (The Summer Game), Roger Kahn (The Boys of Summer), and Thomas Boswell (Why Time Begins on Opening Day) have chronicled the hold that baseball has on [...] [read more]
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Winner of "The Local News"
Congratulations to the winner of the paperback copy of The Local News, by Miriam Gershow. Random.org picked Sandy Jay - enjoy the book! [read more]
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Alice in Wonderland (Movie Review)
Alice in Wonderland 2010 [read more]
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Shamanka!
Rum-pa-pum-pa-pum-pum! Rum-pa-pum-pa-pum-pum! The drumming sound was driving me crazy. Maybe it was a combination of the heat and the fact that I’d been walking frantically for the past half hour, but the faint drumming I’d heard as soon as I stepped into the used bookstore complex was getting louder by the minute. I rounded the corner [...] [read more]
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At the Opera: Il Trittico
A few months ago for my birthday, Louise and I went to The Met to see Puccini's Il Trittico, a trio of three one act operas including Il Tabaro, Suor Angelica, and Gianni Schicchi. It was a fabulous production and it really put my Italian language training to work (there are translator screens on the backs of the seats in The Met but I wanted to challenge my new found Italian skills). We had dinner at The Grand Tier, which is an experience in and of itself. It was amazing to sit there amon ... [read more]
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Fables vol 2: Animal Farm by Bill Willingham
Rose Red, you traitorous bitch!   [read more]
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Petals From The Sky by Mingmei Yip
MingMei Yip writes a beautiful tale about a 30 yr old woman, Meng Ning who is torn between her love to be a Buddhist nun and Michael. Meng Ning joins a retreat to " test her karma to be a nun". When she pays her fee for the retreat, she is told that her $500 dollar bill is a fake. When she was in Paris, she had asked a friend to exchange her Hong Kong money in the black market. How could she have known it was fake? As she was trying to talk to the registration lady about her situation, a man ... [read more]
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Around the World Tour: Shadow
Title: Shadow [read more]
International Contests Waiver #3
(1) YA Contest That Will Blown You Away! [read more]
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Double Fault, Lionel Shriver
Willy Novinsky is a born tennis player.  Playing since five, she has dominated the sport, beating out first her father and sister, and then going on to trounce all other opponents so badly that no one will play her. A mid-ranked professional player with minimal income, she is determined to make it to the top.  Though her [...] [read more]
Original Sin, Book 1, The Seven Deadly Sins by Allison Brennan
The seven deadly sins have been released into the world. Only one witch can destroy them, but will she be strong enough? [read more]
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Random House and HarperCollins Make Their E-Book Royalty Grab
Well, we knew it was bound to happen. I just got a notice from SPAWN_DISCUSS this morning (you should join their fabulous newsgroup, by the way, it's free) that Random House and Harper Collins have sent out sneaky contract letters to their authors, encouraging them to sign over their e-book rights for *gasp* a 25% royalty cut. These letters are being sent out to many older authors who have never even negotiated for e-books rights in their original contract. [read more]
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Friday Finds - March 19
This week's Friday Find isn't exactly a book I found this week. In fact, I've known about The Threadbare Heart for some time. I came across Jennie Nash's blog months ago and I like to think that we've struck up a friendship since then. In October, I read her book The Last Beach Bungalow (my review is here) and I fell in love with the characters she created. I also read Raising A Reader (review here) and highly recommend it for parents of young children. [read more]
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Did you know . . .
Did you know . . . that today is Bibliomania Day? On March 20, 1990, Stephen Blumberg of Ottumwa, Iowa, was arrested for stealing over 23,600 books worth $20 million and weighing 19 tons. So look out for a the "bookey-man"! [read more]
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Guest Blogger Rosefire: Life Lines by Jill Ireland
When did I read it? March 17, 2010 to March 20, 2010 Where did it come from? library book sale Genre: non-fiction, autobiography Year Published: 1989 Where did it go? Paperback Swap This is the story of Jill Ireland's battle to save her son from drug addiction and her personal battle with cancer. I liked Jill Ireland and thought she was a very strong person. I give this story five hearts.             - Forever Yours! (Rating 5) [read more]
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Join Me at PLA
For the librarians who read Book Group Buzz, I’d like to publicize two programs at the Public Libraries Association conference coming up next week in Portland, Oregon. On Thursday, March 25th, at 10:30 a.m. in Room A108-109 of the Convention Center, I’ll be leading  a discussion on “Building a Reader’s Advisory Team” with my excellent colleague [...] [read more]
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Review: Tempest Rising by Nicole Peeler
Jane True is practically an outcast in her small town of Rockabill, Maine. She finds solace in swimming in the ocean, dangerously close to the whirlpool known as The Old Sow. When she finds a body in the water, her world changes beyond all recognition. [read more]
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Introducing My BEA/BBC Roommates
I'm REALLY starting to get excited about BEA and the BBC. I know it is still over a month away but I like to plan in advance - it makes me happy. [read more]
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Saturday's Scribe: Meridi Myers
Today's scribe: Meridi Myers Author of: Titus and Atreus Check out the interview! _____ [read more]
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Review: White Oleander by Janet Fitch
Title: White Oleander Author: Janet Fitch First Published: May 1999 Publisher: Little, Brown and Company Source: Library 390 pages [read more]
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Weekly Geeks 2010-10 : Literary Tattoos
Many lovers of books and tattoos have combined the two. In my opinion, there is a magic in being able to carry your favorite quote with you wherever you go. I'm far from being the only one who feels this way. LiveJournal has a group called Bookworms with Ink in which people share their literary tattoos and ask for advice before getting one. [read more]
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Color Online Quiz: Literature and Women's Studies
Quiz #94 Answer the question and your name will be entered in a monthly drawing. Post your reply to the comment box. Must include your e-mail to be eligible to win. Winners choose their own book from our Prize Bucket. [read more]
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Book Club Report: Await Your Reply by Dan Chaon
My book club met again on Thursday to discuss our latest pick. [read more]
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On My Wishlist #9
On My Wishlist is a weekly meme that is hosted by Book Chick City and she gives you her list on books that are on her wishlist on the weekend so make sure you check out her blog. [read more]
Vloggy Friday Review: The Enchantress of Florence by Salman Rushdie
Six Sentence Saturday
Welcome to Six Sentence Saturday. Where I try to express my thoughts on recent reads using only 6 sentences!!!!. At the end of each review I will post a rating scale of 1-5 using the cute and original (lol) Playing Cards. Rating scale will be as follows: [read more]
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Book Review: Almost Home – Pam Jenoff
Title: Almost Home: A Novel [read more]
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Weekend Cooking: Chocolate Raspberry Squares
Weekend Cooking is open to anyone who has any kind of food-related post to share: Book (novel, nonfiction) reviews, cookbook reviews, movie reviews, recipes, random thoughts, gadgets, fabulous quotations, photographs. If your post is even vaguely foodie, feel free to grab the button and link up anytime over the weekend. Please link to your specific post, not your blog's home page. For more information, see the welcome post. _______ [read more]
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The Luck Factor, by agent Cameron McClure
The way I see it, an agent’s job is to eliminate the wildcard that is luck. I want to exert as much control as I can over the publication process, and leave as little as possible to chance. But you can never completely snuff out luck, or chance, or that factor X. [...] [read more]
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Review: The Wednesday Wars
Poor Holling Hoodhood.  He lives in the perfect house, but everything his father does is based on what’s best for his architectural firm.   He’s in the seventh grade, and his teacher, Mrs. Baker hates him.   On Wednesday afternoons, the Jewish kids in his class go to Hebrew school and the Catholic kids go to Catechism, [...] [read more]
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Starred Saturdays: week of March 14
It's the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere!  Yay!  I still haven't uploaded my neighborhood bloom pics but it looks like I'm going to be able to get many more this weekend because the sun is shining and the days are longer. [read more]
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The Winner of The Lotus Eaters is…
 Diane —  Congratulations!! Another great post from: BOOK CLUB CLASSICS! Thanks for visiting...The Winner of The Lotus Eaters is… [...] [read more]
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Weekly Link Round-Up, Spring Fever Edition
Once again I'm a little late with this week's edition of the Weekly Link Round-Up. You see, I have a horrible case... [read more]
Library Loot!
No book covers today simply because the book covers this week aren’t exciting enough to make it worth my time. For the first time, I don’t have any new fiction checked out for me.  Lots of reference books and books that the boys checked out on their own.  Their daddy is so happy when he [...] [read more]
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The Shelf Report (3)
The Shelf Report explores the really cool stuff that comes weekly in my mailbox. As well as what I have read and plan on reading for the week. It also includes any cool events that are going on around The Neverending Shelf and the blogosphere. The Shelf Report is inspired by Kristi's In My Mailbox and Sheila's It's Monday, What are you Reading? [read more]
This One is Mine - New Book Giveaway!
This One is Mine by Maria Semple [read more]
Deep Bookish Questions
I felt like posting today, but really had nothing to post since I'm a bit defunct right now and I'm trying to save up reviews for when I get back in school. I saw this post at Books and Movies this week and decided to do this myself! [read more]
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Weekend Cooking: Free eCookbooks
I don't usually read ebooks but when I heard about a few cookbooks that I could download for FREE, I decided to check them out. I found two nice cookbooks with a variety of recipes that I'd like to try. [read more]
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Review - The Sweet War Man By Paul Barcelo
This review originally posted on Feathered Quill Reviews [read more]
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Review: Survivors: True Stories of Children in the Holocaust by Allan Zullo and Mara Bovsun
Leo then said to Walter, "So tell me, Valti, how did you survive?" [read more]
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Faith'n'Fiction Saturday: Let's Discuss Young Adult Fiction
Faith'n'Fiction Saturday is a weekly discussion about the intersection of faith and fiction. You may participate by posting a comment or writing a post on your blog. Next week is the second round table discussion. The book we discussed was In the Garden of the North American Martyrs. For a complete schedule of the round tables for the rest of the year, please refer to this list. [read more]
Grad School Books Worth Reading
It’s been a little bit of a slow week in terms of reading. I’m not sure how wide the news coverage is nation wide, but here in Illinois, teacher jobs are being cut left and right due to lack of government funding. Unfortunately, I’ve been affected by this and have had a hard time focusing [...] [read more]
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Can I be your Book Fairy Contest!
I'm sorry for being "kind of" absent,I've been like really sick.now i'm cured!(i hoped u miss me!) [read more]
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Review: Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl
My rating: 4.5 of 5 stars From the Beautiful Creatures website: Lena Duchannes is unlike anyone the small Southern town of Gatlin has ever seen, and she’s struggling to conceal her power and a curse that has haunted her family for generations. But even within the overgrown gardens, murky swamps, and crumbling graveyards of the forgotten South, [...] [read more]
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Once A Witch-Carolyn MacCullough
Publisher’s Description: Tamsin Greene comes from a long line of witches, and she was supposed to be one of the most Talented among them. But Tamsin’s magic never showed up. Now seventeen, Tamsin attends boarding school in Manhattan, far from her family. But when a handsome young professor mistakes her for her very Talented sister, [...] [read more]
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Why is my mother getting a tattoo?: Discussion recap
What an evening! This month we discussed Why is my mother getting a tattoo? With author Jancee Dunn. [read more]
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Wherever Nina Lies Winners
Congratulations to the following three winners: [read more]
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Tirissa and the Necklace of Nulidor
I received a copy of this book courtesy of the author. This book is the first in a series. [read more]
Award: Let's Be Friends
Terra @ Terra On The Bookshelf has given me the "Let's Be Friends Award"! "Blogs that receive the Let’s Be Friends Award are exceedingly charming. These kind bloggers aim to find and be friends. They are not interested in self-aggrandizement. Our hope is that when the ribbons of these prizes are cut, even more friendships are propagated. Please give more attention to these writers. Deliver this award to 8 bloggers." And the award goes to... [read more]
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Jessica Stern, author of Denial: A Memoir of Terror, on tour June/July 2010
About Denial: A Memoir of Terror [read more]
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Thrity Umrigar Joins Book Club Girl on Air on Tuesday, March 23rd!
I'm happy to announce that the previously postponed Book Club Girl on Air show with Thrity Umrigar on which we'll discuss her newest novel in paperback, The Weight of Heaven is now scheduled for this coming Tuesday, March 23rd at 7 pm ET! Set your reminder for the show here, and be sure to register on the site beforehand so you can participate in the chat. Check out the reading group guide for The Weight of Heaven as well. [read more]
Review: The Great Hunt
by Robert Jordan Book #2 of The Wheel of Time Published by Tor Fantasy Nov. 1990 705 pages finished: 03.18.10 my rating: 7/10 honestly, this book had me so frustrated because i was alternatingly riveted and bored stiff.  the first several hundred pages dragged on and felt overly lengthy, whereas the last 200 pages flew by and, thankfully, made me glad [...] [read more]
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Review: The Rewards of Simplicity
The Rewards of Simplicity: A Practical and Spiritual Approach Authors: Pam & Chuck D. Pierce Publisher: Chosen - A division of Baker Publishing Group ISBN: 9780800794774 Audience: Adult Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars [read more]
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Friday Blurbs: Helping Local Schools, VA Book, and Keeping Busy
The Reading Tub has started a list of books where the characters love or hate reading. There are also several community projects going on related to getting books to kids in need. [read more]
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Book Giveaway -Cook The Books by Susan Conant & Jessica Conant-Park - 3 Autographed Copies
This Gourmet Girl has to take the heat-because she just can't get away from the kitchen. [read more]
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Good Books for Reading Groups
One of the questions I am frequently asked is about what I think makes a good book for discussion.  There are, of course, lots of worthwhile books that discuss this very issue and offer suggestions—including Rachel Jacobsohn’s The Reading Group Handbook: Everything You Need to Know to Start Your Own Book Club and Good Books [...] [read more]
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She Cooks...
Inspired by some of the blogs I've been reading lately (and humbled... I can't believe how much I don't know how to do), I've decided to learn some new things. Being a visual learner, I learn best from books or someone showing me how to do something. Since I can't afford my own personal cooking lessons (though I took a really fun cooking class at Hipcooks recently), I ventured to my local library and picked up a few cook books. I chose them purely by their covers. This one, Mother's Best: Co ... [read more]
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Recommend Me (7)
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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Book Trailers?
I've been noticing more and more book trailers popping up around the bookworld interwebs. At first, these were novel concepts and therefore pretty intriguing - I even posted the trailer for Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters a few months ago. [read more]
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Friday Finds (Mar 19)!
What great books did you find this week? Share your Friday Finds, hosted by MizB and Should Be Reading. This week, my Friday Find is Eyes Like Stars, by Lisa Mantchev. I have to admit, before I even read the book description, I was hooked by the cover alone: [read more]
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The Friday Bookish Buzz: The March Break Edition
see more Lolcats and funny pictures [read more]
Week-end Review, Weekly Question - End of Winter (?) Edition
Question of the Week: "Who's ready for Spring?" [read more]
The Heart Is Not a Size by Beth Kephart
The Heart Is Not a Size by Beth Kephart (HarperTeen, March 30, 2010), 256 pages Summary Seventeen-year-old Georgia is pressing. She’s pressing down the black wings beating in her chest, suppressing the knowledge that something’s wrong with her best friend, Riley. Pressing through and against that time of life when you’re not quite grown up but no [...] [read more]
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French Mystery and British Suspense novel
Two new mystery novels in the mail, these from overseas. I'm looking forward to reading them. [read more]
Another award.
Last Saturday Michele Emrath of Southern City Mysteries passed on the Beautiful Blogger award to me. Thank you Michele! Michele’s blog is well worth a look, so check it out when you get the time. [read more]
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Friday Finds: The Outermost House
The Outermost House: A Year of Life on the Great Beach of Cape Cod by Henry Beston [read more]
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36. City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare...
FTC Disclosure: My copy of City of Ashes came from my local library. 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 Quotes: Grace and Forgiveness
From The Joseph Road by Jerry White (page 174): [read more]
Chop Shop by Tim Downs
Chop Shop by Tim Downs [read more]
Book Quotes: Getting Supplies in an Occupied Town
From A Woman's Civil War by Cornelia Peake McDonald (page 123): [read more]
The Book Blogger Hop - March 19, 2010
It's that time of the week again!  FRIDAY!  Woohoo!  And, you know what that means?  It's time for another Book Blogger Hop par-tay! [read more]
Friday Finds - March 19
Friday Finds is hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading.  This week I found: [read more]
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Odd Friday: Barbecued Barbie
Yes you read the title right. I was checking out an interesting Barbie auction where designers dressed Barbie dolls to be auctioned by the Ballet Phillipines for scholarships, when I started checking other sites. [read more]
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12. DAUGHTER OF FORTUNE - Isabel Allende
I think I found a new favorite author. And, dear readers, if you recommended this book, step forth into my circle of adoration. [read more]
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That's A Novel Idea
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The 3 R's: Reading, 'Riting, and Randomness
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The Introverted Reader
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The Obsessive Reader
the other book review
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Turning the Pages
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West Of Mars — Win A Book!
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