Book Reviews & The Written Word
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My family has a few truly grand traditions on Christmas Eve: a candlelight service at church, followed by bowling at the bowling alley(hiked-up pants and garish Christmas socks mandatory), breakfast for dinner, and reading The Tale of Three Trees: A Traditional Folktale.
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What do you get when you combine the artistic magic of Mario Paint with the creative prowess of Spore? You get Itzabitza, a new online reading game for kids. Sprouting up at a retailer near you (also available for online download), Itzabitza aims to change the way kids learn to read.
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The Perfect Airplane Book
When faced with a thirteen hour transatlantic flight in the dead of night from Seattle to London, Bohemian Bookworm only had one question: What book do I bring?
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This chick-lit concoction will keep you sipping into the wee hours…
The chick lit mystery is a complicated blend to pull off, but Krya Davis’s debut novel Sex Murder and a Double Latte does it right: just enough foam to be fun, with plenty of jolts along the way to keep it exciting. Mm hmm! Want [...]
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I’m not going to lie. My ideal summer reading is part trashy romance, part travelogue (cue the reel for Vicky Christina Barcelona). If that’s also your literary cocktail of choice for beachside reading, “Sleeping Arrangements by Madeleine Wickham is a perfectly satisfying bet.
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