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/- LA FEMME READERS -/

Win a prize pack of the Snow White and the Huntsman movie goodies! - You know those type of movies that catch your attention the moment you watch the trailer? Well, Snow White and the Huntsman did that for me! The dark conc...
a book a week

The Name of the Star by Maureen Johnson - *The Name of the Star* by Maureen Johnson G.P. Putnam, 2011* * 270 pages Oh my lord, I thought I was never going to read anything again. It has been exac...
A Lush Budget ProductionTales of a Ravenous Reader

Review: A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES by Deborah Harkness - *A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES* by Deborah Harkness *Hardcover:* 579 pages *Published*: February 8th 2011 by Viking Adult (first published January 1st 2011) *ISB...
adventures of cecelia bedelia

a confusion of princes - Dear Garth Nix, I will buy any and every book you write – and often extra copies for gifts. Seriously. I think your work is fantastic. *Shade’s Child...
At Home With Books

The Sunday Salon – June 3 - Another packed week for me, starting with a visit to the science museum, time snuggling my two-month-old niece, and ushering at a Memorial day concert. Mid...
Bart's Bookshelf

Neverwhere Group Read Pt 2 - Slightly incongruous to the events going on in this weeks instalment of Neverwhere I caught up on my reading enjoying the early summer sun in my local park...
Better with Books

This Blog Has Moved - Bambi Reads has moved to BetterWithBooks.blogspot.com . (now that's a better name, ain't it? Can you imagine a little bambi hiding under the covers with a ...
Book Chic- In My Mailbox and More!

In My Mailbox- Week of May 27 + Retrospective - I did a vlog this week to show off all my pre-BEA books so that when I get back from BEA, the video will only be 16 minutes long instead of 20 minutes. :) ...
Bookishgal

Illuminated Manuscript — cookies! - My question now is this: Could you ever bring yourself to eat one of these?? [...]
Books By Their Cover

The Vicious Deep - You’ll have to forgive me for this review; it’s been almost 3 months since I’ve written my last review. Hopefully it’ll be like riding a bike…. ------------...
bookshelves of doom

A few actual, real-live teenagers on... - ...sex, language, and banned books.
cupcake witch

Food inflation to spill over, says RBI, hikes rates - With rising prices becoming the “dominant concern”, the Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday hiked its key short-term rates by 25 basis points and cautioned th...
Cynthia's Bookshelf

Books read in 2012 - 1.* The Thorn *by Beverly Lewis (344 pgs) 2. *The Judgment* by Beverly Lewis (325 pgs) 3. *Hate List* by Jennifer Brown (405 pgs) 4. *The Mercy* by Beverly L...
GalleySmith

It’s BEA Week - Greetings from New York City! It’s that time of year where us book lovers and followers of the publishing industry travel to our very own “Super Bowl” aka ...
GreenBeanTeenQueen

New Sarah Dessen Covers-Dreamland Reveal - I love when books get a cover redesign. I think it's so interesting seeing how a books cover can evolve and change. Sarah Dessen's books are getting a rede...
Jacket Whys

The Faces of ’10 - Great faces below. It’s fun to see these all together… This round (there’s more to come- next, the illustrated covers) is the photographed faces of 2010 bo...
My Friend Amy

The Sunday Salon: Things Making Me Happy (ALSO YOU ALL MUST WATCH BORGEN) - Next week is BEA and I'm not going. Last year I was sort of numb or something about how my book blogging life has changed and I sincerely did not care, but...
One Persons Journey through a world of Books

Morning Meanderings…. BEA – You can participate from home!!! - Good morning! It’s really really early by the time you are reading this I should be flying to New York, my flight left Minneapolis at 5:45 am. Book Expo ...
Paradoxical

In My Mailbox (October 4-11) - The last week was another one of those weeks when I get a ridiculous amount of books (mostly because I went overboard at 2 library book sales on Saturday.)...
Ramblings Of A Teenage Bookworm

Blog Tour-Book Review: Spectral by Shannon Duffy - [image: Spectral] *Spectral by Shannon Duffy** * *Release Date:* April 10th 2012 *Publisher: *Tribute Books *Age Group: *Young Adult *Pages: *242 *Overa...
read what you know

Move to Tumblr? - Well, as you’ve noticed — or maybe not noticed — I haven’t posted on the blog since September. I’m still reading just as much as I used to, but haven’t rea...
Reading Rants! Out of the Ordinary Teen Booklists!

Such Wicked Intent by Kenneth Oppel - There are handful of authors who never disappoint me, and Kenneth Oppel is one of them. This splendid sequel to This Dark Endeavor proved to be just as sat...
Revenge of the Book Nerds!

Slack, Slack... Complete Slacker! - I am alive! LOL How is everybody doing out there? I have some AWESOME books I need to review and can't wait to share with you guys! Do you Pinterest? Join ...
Should Be Reading

REVIEW: “Fifty Shades of Grey” by E. L. James - What on earth possessed me to read this book that is sooooo far out of my comfort zone? Curiosity. I wanted to know what all the hype was about. It seems t...
Simply Books

Fateful by Claudia Gray - *Summary: * *A tragic tale about falling in love on the world’s most infamous ill-fated sea voyage as heroine, Tess, discovers darker secrets that lie bene...
Sloth

kevmachinemusic - So a while ago I went crazy and bought a bunch of guitar pedals. This is what I did with them. Filed under: Music, narcissism, Strummy, wankery
Steph Bowe's Hey! Teenager of the Year

I'm going away! - I will be overseas and internet-less for the next fortnight, and won't be able to update the blog again till mid-June. All emails/faxes/messages in bottles...
Tales of Whimsy...

Book-to-Movie: CBS Sunday Morning Talks Snow White and the New Breed of Fairytale Princesses - "Fairy tale princesses have come a long way, baby, and it's nowhere more obvious than in "Snow White & the Huntsman." This morning *CBS Sunday Morning* d...
THE BOOK BUTTERFLY

Top Ten Paranormal Books by Amy Garvey, Author of Cold Kiss! - *Top Ten Paranormal Books * My favorite! I love scary books (and movies and TV and haunted houses). I read a lot of really bad horror when the genre was at ...
The Book Smugglers

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The Compulsive Reader

Off to BEA! - I'm off to Book Expo America today! I'm definitely looking forward to bringing back tons of information about cool new releases, authors, and other excitin...
The Eclectic Book Lover

Rookie Wednesday: Kelly Creagh, author of Nevermore - *Rookie Wednesdays are where I interview authors, of any genre and/or reading level, with recent or upcoming debut novels. If you're an author with a recen...
The Muffyoglb

"Mortgage Cat" - We arrive at our house and we celebrate: it is our own piece of land and sky. We are worried about debt but we remain hopeful, my wife more than I because ...
The Neverending Shelf

Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes - 2011 has been a very interesting year for me, some good and some not so much. But after a lot (and I mean a lot) of contemplation, I am happy to announce t...
The Page Flipper

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green - Okay. I just started and deleted about eighteen sentences in a row trying to figure out what exactly my thoughts on this book are. I very obviously loved ...
The Story Siren

In My Mailbox (178) - Welcome to In My Mailbox! You can find official information like how to participate, why it was started and other goodies about IMM on the IMM page! Books ...
The YA YA YAs

The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival by John Vaillant - The Russian Far East, early December 1997. Vladimir Markov is dead, killed in gruesome fashion. The killer is obvious: a Siberian tiger. What little remain...
YA Vampire Books

Read & Watched in April 2012 - *Books:* 1. Spellbound - Rachel Hawkins 2. Daring To Dream - Nora Roberts 3. Betrayals - Lili St.Crow 4. Daughter of Smoke and Bone - Laini Taylor 5. My Sist...

Author Blogs

Maggie Stiefvater

Magic and Fast Cars and Helicopters - On Monday, I'm releasing the book trailer for *The Raven Boys *to the internet (and starting a contest for TEN advanced review copies)(sadly, because they ...
Kristin Cashore

Some Upcoming Public Appearances - *Thursday, May 31, 7 pm (O HAI, that's today)* Harvard Book Store 1256 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 *AND NEXT WEEK:* *Book Expo America * *...
Shannon Hale

Back when I used to dye my hair - Feeling too swamped to blog. Can I cheat a bit? Found this old interview I did at the National Book Festival a few years and hairstyles ago. I remember we wa...
Pete Hautman says...

I know I'm going to regret this... - My "author photo" is sadly out of date—by which I mean it makes me look younger than I really am—so yesterday my brother Joe took some new photos. Some of ...
Hiromi Goto

Interview in The Bulletin: On Writing Darkest Light - It’s always an honour and pleasure to be interviewed by the The Bulletin; a journal of Japanese Canadian community, history and culture. John Endo Greenawa...
Libba Bray

Love is the Higher Law (thanks David Levithan) - I had intended to name the winner of yesterday’s free copy of SEE YOU AT HARRY’S, by Jo Knowles. I will do that tomorrow. I have something to talk about ...
Angie Frazier

I'm moving! - My *blog* is moving, that is. I've decided to head on over to Blogger and have resurrected and updated my old blog there. I'll continue to crosspost to Liv...
Susane Colasanti - Journal

breaking up - Dear LiveJournal, Things aren't working out anymore. It's time to go our separate ways. It's not me. It's you. You know what you did. All those spammy com...
Kris' Blog

NEW BOOK NEWS - This is the cover art for my new book. It comes out October 13, 2011. Can’t wait!
Becca Fitzpatrick

New Blog - Hi all! Exciting news. I've launched my brand new blog, which is now incorporated into my website. Followers of my Livejournal blog could not be carried ...
Scott Westerfeld

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