Today's guest blogger is Bernhard Schlink, best known for his book THE READER. He has a new book out that may prove to be just as impactful as THE READER and promises to stir up some excellent conversation for your book club. It's called THE WEEKEND and deals with terrorism from a different point of view - that of the terrorist and his friends and family as they gather upon his release from prison. In today
Check out the first two videos of Teenreads.com's five-part Mega-Size, Supertastic, Awesome Interview with Lauren Kate. The first three interviews are all about the writing of FALLEN and TORMENT, and writing in general, while the last two are about the books, the characters, and other interesting odds and ends (like what the series might bring in the future)...
Enjoy!
GAH, everytime I see these covers I get the shivers. Sooo good, amiright?
Andy Mulligan, author of TRASH, tells Teenreads.com 10 Random Things, like how not to cook fish simply, and what made him cry recently.
I've been to a fair number of author events in my day from luncheons to bookstore readings to schmancy book launch cocktail parties and the more I think about it the more I realize I have rarely been to one of these events where there weren't other authors in attendance showing their support.
Enjoy the re-telling of beloved classics with a modern twist of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre in Linder’s JANE, Hans Christian Anderson’s The Snow Queen in Delsol’s STORK and William Shakespeare’s Hamlet in Zindel’s A GIRL, A GHOST, AND
