Posts Tagged ‘spotlight’
New Reads
Much Ado About Whedon
So, does anything Joss Whedon touches not turn to gold? The man behind the best thing to happen to TV ever (aka Buffy the Vampire Slayer) has brought one of Shakespeare’s best plays, Much Ado About Nothing, back to...
Book Giveaways
Book Giveaway: Tendrils of Life
Tendrils of Life: A story of love, loss, and survival in the turmoil of the Korean War By: Owen Choi The Details! Owen Choi is giving this book away from July 12th to July 14th on Amazon. This is a free Kindle eBook. No registr...
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Book Review: No One (Personne) by Gwenaëlle Aubry
What first intrigued me about No One (Personne) was the first line of the back cover synopsis: “No One is the portrait of a man without a true self.” I really love a book that explores and plays with layers of iden...
Literary Travels
Book Towns: A Bibliophile’s Paradise
My love affair with the kingdom of books began in 2003, when I first read Paul Collins’s delightful memoir, Sixpence House: Lost in a Town of Books, his account of his family’s attempt to make a go at life in Hay-on-Wye, the or...
Awesome Books
Summer Reading: Ten Children’s Titles to Steal from Your Kids
In book-crazy families, sharing summer reading material is nothing new. Parents enjoy kids’ books alongside their children during bedtime reading; high school students filch J.D. Salinger from their parents’ collections; mother...
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Beachcombings: Seven Books for Summer Reading
There is nothing better than reading a good book on the beach! And I’ve got a great list of summer tales to make your beach reading better than ever. So slather on the Hawaiian Tropics, lay out your towel, and blast that ...
Book Lists
Read from Movie to Book: Movies that you didn’t know were books
Many movies were made from books that went under the radar. Just because you’ve seen the movie first, doesn’t mean you can’t go from movie to book. Here’s a list of movies that were either inspired by or...
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The Handmaid’s Tale: The Perfect Book To Read In June
Three months ago, I did a post on the perfect book to read in March. And I don’t know why I stopped there! I’ve decided to keep it going and pick a well-suited book for each month to share with you. This month, it&#...
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Looking for Alaska by John Green | Review
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The Becoming Novels Book Trailer
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The Worst Books - A Cartoon
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A Bibliophile’s Miscellany: Graveyard Scenes
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How to Start an Online Book Club
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On the Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta | Review
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Review: Longbourn by Jo Baker
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American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang | Review
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Books that Change the Way You Think
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Daily Spiritual Vitamins and Minerals for Your Soul - Book Trailer
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The Dickens Bicentennial: A Photo Retrospective
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Free Digital Magazines Now Available at Some Libraries
