It looks like this week that our eight regions are taking care of their own! Authors who write and reside in geographic territories saw readers reciprocate in those very regions.
Today’s book clubs in the news post features lives being changed by books, books being changed by technology and Karl Rove. What more could you ask for?
We have some exciting news to share... Teenreads.com is getting a makeover! Though we're still in the early stages of planning, we'd love to hear your feedback on various aspects of the site --- everything from our color scheme and layout to the genres we review and the features you'd like to see added. Now's your chance to let us know what you think! If you have about 10 minutes to spare, we'd love it if you could weigh in by taking our Redesign Survey.
Often considered staples of teen literature, THE CATCHER IN THE RYE, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD and A WRINKLE IN TIME are
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In today's guest post, Marjorie Hart author of SUMMER AT TIFFANY, tells the amazing story of her second chapter. I'm inspired. Enough said.
The Second Chapter
Hey...we've all missed a book club meeting here or there. We're busy, or out of town or maybe we just don't feel like going. It happens. But I'm here to encourage you to go if there is any way you can. Your book club needs you. If everyone just willy-nilly didn't show up there might only be one or two there and that's not exactly how it was meant to be. So to that end, I have compiled a list of acceptable excuses for missing book club:
