A Book Review: Fire & Shadow, by T.G. Ayer | A review by Yvette Carol
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~ A Book Review: Norse Mythology, by Neil Gaiman ~ | Yvette Carol
~ A Book Review: Norse Mythology, by Neil Gaiman ~ I have finished reading my first novel for 2022, Norse Mythology, by Neil Gaiman. It felt exciting to reach a tally of nineteen books read in 2021, compared to thirteen in 2020. We’ll see if I can do better this year. And what a way to […]
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~ THE BLISS OF MIDDLE GRADE ~ by Yvette Carol
~ THE BLISS OF MIDDLE GRADE ~ Read here …
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5 Fun Ideas to Engage Your Readers by Nicholas C. Rossis
5 Fun Ideas to Engage Your Readers Read here, its very useful!
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How to Find New Readers for Your Self-Published Book – Guest Post Written By Savannah Cordova
How to Find New Readers for Your Self-Published Book – Guest Post Written By Savannah Cordova Every self-published author knows that getting your book out there isn’t actually the finish line; it’s really only reaching the three-quarters mark. The rest of the ride is all about making sure that the right people pick it up! […] […]
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A Book Review: Gods and Warriors, by Michelle Paver ~ | Yvette Carol
A Book Review: Gods and Warriors, by Michelle Paver ~ Read more …
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10 Fun Facts About Books Every Bibliophile Should Know – By Nicole Klett…
10 Fun Facts About Books Every Bibliophile Should Know – By Nicole Klett… If you’re reading this, we know you love books! (Thank you for being here, by the way.) But how much do you really know about the medium of books? Just when you thought you couldn’t possibly love them more, we thought we’d […]
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A Book Review: Constancia and Other Stories for Virgins by Carlos Fuentes ~
A Book Review: Constancia and Other Stories for Virgins by Carlos Fuentes ~ Read more …
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Why Writers Are Readers (Or Should Be!) by Writer’s Treasure Chest
Why Writers Are Readers (Or Should Be!) I once asked my dad why he taught me how to read when I was only a bit older than 3 1/2 years. His answer was: “Because you wanted me to.” I laughed and told him: “I don’t remember I was able to talk back then, how would […]
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The Future of Books: 3 Audacious Predictions for the Next 20 Years by Lauren Sapala
The Future of Books: 3 Audacious Predictions for the Next 20 Years An interesting post. Whilst I like the idea of some bookshops becoming “community hubs”, … Read more …
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