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Literary Citizenship – Pay It Forward
What is literary citizenship? How do you promote it, and are you a good literary citizen? Some of my shower thoughts (best time for thinking, right?) kept tumbling around and then mixed with Cathy...
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Reading is a Sign of . . .
“Someone reading a book is a sign of . . . ” A few weeks ago, my writing professor put this quote by Mary Ruefle up on the computer. And since the giant guy between me and the projector screen was...
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Special on Great Summer Reads
Hot sun, hot sand, cool drinks. Ahhhh. But your summer won’t be complete until you land a new BOOK BOYFRIEND, right? Lucky for you, we’ve got you covered! Covered with just about any genre you could...
View ArticleLooking for Kids’ Books?
Hey all you children’s book lovers out there – look what I found! It’s hosted over at Mother Daughter Book Reviews and if you’re looking for kids’ books, it’s the place to be – fantasy, history,...
View ArticleBlogMash: Strong Daughters, Reading & NaNoWriMo
While I’m off traveling once more (to Oregon for a visit with my mother, this time), I’ve collected some cool stuff for you to read until I manage the next installment of our Irish adventure: *** We...
View ArticleTBR Pile Challenge: The Maze Runner
Oh, the agony! James Dashner’s The Maze Runner stared at me for three days before I was allowed to read it. It was finally my turn at the library, so I picked it up – but because it was part of my...
View ArticlePut a Book in the Hands of a Child
February 14th isn’t just Valentine’s Day, it’s International Book Giving Day! This is the third year for the holiday, and the goal is to get books into the hands of as many children as possible. And...
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The Mirror World of Books
Books let us escape from current life woes. They let us explore other worlds and other times. But did you ever think about the things we learn without realizing it, the things we can apply...
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