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An Expression of Thanks
Robert Krulwich of npr.org posted the most wonderful article about the phantom sculptor of Scotland. The article includes a link to additional information. Please don’t miss this story about a wonderful expression of thanks for the continuing existence of libraries, museums … Continue reading
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Our First Book Giveaway!
This giveaway has ended! Winners will be notified shortly… The Random House Publishing Group has been kind enough to provide two copies of Gail Caldwell’s bestseller Let’s Take the Long Way Home for our first ever book giveaway! From the … Continue reading
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Tagged books, reading, the booklover, npr.org, Random House, Gail Caldwell, giveaway, Let's Take the Long Way Home
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The Future of Books
National Public Radio has an interesting article today about the future of books. I encourage my readers to check out the story. You can find it here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=129251016 Also, you may want to read my previous post about Vooks or … Continue reading
The Smell of Old Books
A couple of days ago there was an interesting post on npr.org’s “Monkey See” blog. Linda Holmes the author declares that her books don’t smell like anything! Read the rest and read the comments – they are great! You can … Continue reading