July 15, 2010
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In today's post, regular contributor Denise Neary talks about how lovely it is to read to your kids. Take the idea and run with it... how 'bout a Bedtime Book Club at your house?
July 14, 2010
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If you've got some men in your book club, or want to - or your book club is all men, this list is for you. Nothing too sappy or sweet. Perhaps a male author or male protagonist. Maybe a manly man kind of story. Check these titles out and let me know what you think!
July 14, 2010
Posted by Marisa Emralino
Curious about author Jessica Day George's cake-pan collection, or the first car she'
July 13, 2010
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July 13, 2010
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Nine times out of ten, when an author is out promoting her new book, she is already hard at work on the next one. Today's guest blogger, author Holly Chamberlin is no exception. Her current book THE FAMILY BEACH HOUSE is in stores now and will be a wonderful addition to your summer reading.
July 13, 2010
Posted by Marisa Emralino
Fans of science fiction, paranormal fantasy and adventure novels need to check out today's If You Ask Me...
July 12, 2010
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If we piqued your interest in Friday's Post "Need a novel idea for your book club? How 'bout a graphic novel?" let us now help put you on the path. If you haven't read graphic novels before, or have but haven't thought of them for book club, guest poster Bonnie Brzozowski has a list of titles to get you started:
July 12, 2010
Posted by Marisa Emralino
So how has your summer been so far? Visiting any new and exciting places here or abroad? Whether you’re having a "stay-cation" or are impatiently waiting for your trip to start, what better (and much more inexpensive) way to travel than with a good book?
July 2010
FOR THE WIN dives deep into the world of online gaming and reveals a complex system that sets players up for failure while mistreating its workers. The Webblies, a rebel group against the big companies controlling the games, have a plan that could potentially crash every virtual world --- and the real one!
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Jul 10, 2010
July 2010
In an interview with Teenreads.com’s Melanie Smith, Kristin Billerbeck discusses what inspired her latest work of fiction for young adults, PERFECTLY DATELESS, and shares her thoughts on some of the struggles today’s teenagers face regarding peer pressure, conformity, and our current highly sexualized world. She also elaborates on the messages she hopes both readers and their parents will take away from her work, and hints at what’s in store for main character Daisy Crispin in the next installment of the series.