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January 1, 2011

Daniel Silva on Sharing a Book

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On this New Year’s Day, international bestseller Daniel Silva, the celebrated author of 13 novels --- including THE REMBRANDT AFFAIR

Sapphique by Catherine Fisher

January 2011

In this thrilling sequel to INCARCERON, Finn is struggling to fit into the outside world as the long-lost Prince Giles. When another claimant emerges, Finn’s identity is cast into doubt. Incarceron, the prison, also has plans of its own and has built a body to finally escape and take control of the Outside.

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How many books did you read in 2010?

January 1, 2010, 618 voters

January 2011

Get ready to start off the new year with a bang, because we’re spotlighting one action-packed and hilariously funny flick you definitely don’t want to miss. The Green Hornet, the highly anticipated film adaptation of Kevin Smith’s comic book series, is giving both comedy lovers and adventure seekers cause for some serious excitement.

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What was the last book (okay, you can name up to three) that you purchased IN a bookstore?

January 1, 2011

The Running Dream by Wendelin Van Draanen

January 2011

Wendelin Van Draanen discusses her inspiration for her newest book, THE RUNNING DREAM, the research that went into creating it, and the impact she hopes it will have on readers.

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January 2011

Here are reading recommendations with your comments and a rating of 1 to 5 stars for January's contest period.

Interview: Dan McGuiness, author of Pilot and Huxley: The First Adventure

Jan 1, 2011

Dan McGuiness is thrilling readers with his hilarious (and somewhat disgusting) graphic novel, PILOT & HUXLEY, which follows two best buds who get zapped into another dimension by a group of evil space aliens.

January 2011

Happy New Year! Here’s to a great year of reading for your book group in 2011.

I am writing this newsletter from San Diego, where I am in town for the American Library Association’s Midwinter Conference. Here I have had a chance to meet many new authors and catch up with ones I already know, as well as chat with librarians from around the country. The enthusiasm of this group always energizes me. Last night, I was at dinner with five librarians, and we bantered about books and authors all evening. By the time you read this, the Youth Media Awards will have been announced, which are the equivalent of the Oscars of children’s book publishing. I have a number of friends on various selection committees, and the excitement building about these awards all week has made this conference even more fun!

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What percentage of your book group members are using eReaders?

January 1, 2011, 416 voters