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Ronreads interview: Alyson Noel
Yes, yes, I know I’ve been remiss with the blogging the past few weeks. In my defense, work has really been hectic, and there was the matter of those pesky monsoon rains. Me and my books are safe, but a … Continue reading
Your week in books #11
First off, apologies for the lack of updates for the past week. Not only am I busy at my day job, I am currently slogging my way through a thousand-page work which I cannot talk about here because of legal … Continue reading
Posted in Your Week In Books
Tagged a dance with dragons, a song of ice and fire, alexander mccall smith, amazon, franny and zooey, george rr martin, harry potter, harry potter and the deathly hallows, jd salinger, jk rowling, no rest for the dead, rl stine, the book depository, the catcher in the rye, your week in books
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Your week in books
Here’s what I hope will be a weekly roundup of book events and news happening all over the world. THE NEWBERRY AWARDS were given out several days ago, with the prize going to debut novelist Clare Vanderpool for her work … Continue reading
The second time around
Conventional wisdom tells you that you should never judge a book by its cover, but what I’ve found to be true for me is that you should never judge a book on your first read. As I’ve grown up to … Continue reading
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