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Tag Archives: harry potter
Book review: Gabrielle Lord’s “Conspiracy 365: January”
When you’ve had an international phenomenon like the “Harry Potter” series under your belt, what else can you do to follow it up? For Scholastic Press, the answer was turning to an “interactive” series like “The 39 Clues”. More than … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, conspiracy 365, gabrielle lord, harry potter, january, the hunger games
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Ronreads interview: Lauren Oliver – Part 2
Yes, I know, the updates have been sparse, but it’s mostly because I’m on vacation in Singapore and I thought I’d give myself a few days with which to lounge around and basically vegetate. It didn’t actually happen — I … Continue reading
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Tagged before i fall, delirium, gabriel garcia marquez, harper lee, harry potter, jeffrey eugenides, jk rowling, john green, lauren oliver, liesl and po, maggie stiefvater, marcel proust, middlesex, one hundred years of solitude, pandemonium, remembrance of things past, roald dahl, suzanne collins, the hunger games, the scorpio races, the virgin suicides, to kill a mockingbird
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Chapter by Chapter review: Tyra Banks’ “Modelland” Chapter 18
What? The chapter title’s “La Lumiere”. I have to use this video. At the end of chapter 18 I expressed my stupid hope that “Modelland” might somehow free itself from the tight fist of Id!Tyra and take an entirely different direction … Continue reading
Book review: Stieg Larsson’s “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”
As much of a “trendsetter” I am when it comes to such questionable masterpieces such as “Modelland” and “A Shore Thing“, I am always, always woefully late when it comes to what is actually popular on most readers’ shelves. For … Continue reading
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Tagged a purpose driven life, a shore thing, harry potter, harry potter and the goblet of fire, haruki murakami, jk rowling, millenium trilogy, mitch albom, modelland, nicholas sparks, nicole "snooki" polizzi, paolo coelho, rick warren, stieg larsson, suzanne collins, the girl with the dragon tattoo, the hunger games, the winner stands alone, tyra banks
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Chapter by Chapter Review: Tyra Banks’ “Modelland” Chapters 8 and 9
I was going through my bookshelves this morning like normal people do and I thought of leafing through my copy of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” just for old times sake. It’s been more than a decade, after all. … Continue reading
Your week in books#24
Here’s a short and interesting clip where book cover designer Chip Kidd talks about how he designed the book jacket for Haruki Murakami’s “1Q84″. Following this Murakami route, there’s a really great profile of him on the New York Times. … Continue reading
Book review: Erin Morgenstern’s “The Night Circus”
When “The Night Circus”, Erin Morgenstern’s debut novel, first made its way onto the bookstore shelves less than a month ago, it came with the sort of buzz and marketing that would make any reader’s eyebrows shoot straight up. Aside … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, erin morgenstern, harry potter, neil gaiman, susanna clarke, the night circus, twilight
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Your week in books#21
Check out the set of literature inspired tees being sold over at Out of Print Clothing! I especially liked the “Lolita”, “A Clockwork Orange”, and “The Master and Margerita” ones! (Source) Potter fans looking to get themselves ebook copies of … Continue reading
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Tagged a clockwork orange, anthony burgess, gwyneth paltrow, harry potter, holly black, maurice sendak, men of the stacks, mikhail bulgakov, nobel prize for literature, pottermore, salman rushdie, the coldest girl in coldtown, the master and margerita, tomas transtromer, vladimir nabokov, your week in books
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