Let Katherine Howe take you back to 1692: the Salem Witch Trials. Her story shifts from the year 1991 where Connie Goodwin is a canidate at Harvard University for her PHd in the history of the colonial period. During the summer she has to get her Grandmother’s house read to sell, but something unexpected happens.
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As the Amazon Kindle and electronic readers like it make self-publishing almost effortless, concern grows that literary standards will be lost. But maybe the Kindle is the tool that will save them.
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Review of 2001 Winner of the Man Booker Prize book by Yann Marterl.
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Published by
jharmon, June 23, 2009
For those of you who love your books more than life itself, this might not be an easy story for you to read. You’ve been warned.
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A biography of James Patterson and his works that show that he is an amazing author. This was written on Feb. 26, 2009.
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Check out why the New York Times nonfiction bestseller is one of the most intriguing books you’ll ever read.
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Published by
jharmon, June 20, 2009
This writer gets his first library card in years and rediscovers the joys of the library itself.
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Published by
jharmon, June 19, 2009
There’s a little something here for just about everybody, from romance to westerns, fantasy, horror and action.
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Published by
jharmon, June 18, 2009
If you like reading about the shambling undead, these books are just right for you.
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Published by
jharmon, June 13, 2009
These 10 graphic novels are more than just comic books. Set aside any preconceived notions you have, and give these a try.
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