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Your week in books#34
All of the cool kids have blogged about it already, so let me just add that I had a great time at the Filipino ReaderCon last week! Our “Fifty Shades of Grey” discussion went well, thank God, and it was … Continue reading
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Chapter by Chapter Review: Tyra Banks’ “Modelland” Chapter 13
To tell you quite frankly guys, the past few chapters have been less than satisfactory. I mean, even less satisfactory than the other chapters that have come before them. For one thing, Tyra hasn’t given me a lot to work … Continue reading
Your week in books #4
Egypt has been on everybody’s mind, and deservedly so. As the country descends into chaos and we hear about ancient artifacts being desecrated, it’s nice to see that there are still people who still value books and knowledge despite all … Continue reading