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Archive for November, 2014. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 2.6% of the adult population of the United States has bipolar disorder. While bipolar can be a challenging illness to diagnose and manage, it’s also possible to live a full, satisfying life once a person has found the right combination of treatments. Susan Sofayov’s novel, Defective, fictionalizes the […]. Summer’s End Reading Tally. Review: Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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Archive for September, 2014. Summer’s End Reading Tally. Well That was a damn good time. More fun than I’ve had reading in ages. When recommending books is a big part of how you earn your living, reading for pleasure can fall by the wayside. You read a lot of reviews, and you read 50 pages of everything you can get your hands on, […]. Summer’s End Reading Tally. Review: Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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Newer posts ». Guy Gavriel Kay’s. Is a solid example of why fantasy fiction brings me and many others so much joy. It’s the story of a land under a curse, the grief-stricken wizard who cursed it, and the men and women trying to break the curse. A book hasn’t made me gasp out loud in ages, but. Did it, and if you like medieval-style fantasy, you’re going to love this story. Covers from different editions, courtesy of La Casa de El. Click through to read a review in Spanish. By virtue of the fact that ther...
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Archive for May, 2014. Reading biography and memoir is a great way to learn about people very much unlike yourself, people whose life experiences you don’t share. By spending time with people who are very different from you, you gain a sense of just how diverse people’s lived experiences actually are. You also learn all sorts of things that […]. Review: The Word Exchange. Review: Show Your Work! Review: Poor Little Dead Girls. In a wild swing over to the other side of the reading spectrum we have Lizzie ...
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Archive for August, 2014. Review: Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore. From Manchester rain to West Coast sunshine we go, with Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore. A clever look at the interplay between print and digital technologies, wrapped up in a briskly -paced mystery (think Da Vinci Code light), Robin Sloan’s novel is a great pick for the Constant Reader who needs to lighten up a little, but not […]. Summer’s End Reading Tally. Review: Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore.
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Reading Challenge Addicts 2015. What Have You Completed in 2015? Wednesday, December 31, 2014. So, I thought I'd do a little year-end check-in and general update. I don't know about you- but I went just a teensy bit crazy with challenges this year. No, really. More than usual. More than the number that originally caused me to seek out this support group. I signed up for.and completed 2014 goals for.Shhhhh, is anyone looking? 47 challenges. Yes. That's right. Forty-Seven. How on earth did that happen?
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Title: October Mourning: A Song for Matthew Shepard. I have never listened to a poetic narrative, but this was just beautiful, despite the tragedy behind it. I think I actually got more out of the poems hearing them then if I would have read them. Saturday, August 8, 2015. Stacking the Shelves: 8/2-8/8. For possible review (on Bookloons. By Chris Duffy, ed. By Gene Luen Yang and Mike Holmes. The Occasional Diamond Thief. By J A. McLachlan. Bought at Half-Price Books:. An $18&#...
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Reading Challenged | Because 5 minutes without books is like 5 minutes without oxygen
According to the National Institute of Mental Health. 26% of the adult population of the United States has bipolar disorder. While bipolar can be a challenging illness to diagnose and manage, it’s also possible to live a full, satisfying life once a person has found the right combination of treatments. Susan Sofayov’s novel,. Fictionalizes the process by which many people are diagnosed and cared for, and shows the impact mental illness can have on families, friends, and other loved ones. I’ve been ...
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May 10, 2008. A Z Reading Challenge 2008 (23). Filed under: A Z Reading Challenge 2008. 8212; gautami tripathy @ 7:14 am. Tags: A Z Reading Challenge 2008. A Z Reading Challenge 2008. Align the author’s last name or the title of a book (excluding “the”, “a”, etc.) with its corresponding letter in the alphabet. Enter a different book for each author and title (total of 52 books). Complete the alphabet lists anyway that suits your fancy. Complete the challenge in the year 2008. D-Double Take by Brenda Joyce.
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Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce and Industry Blog. Wednesday, March 4, 2009. Reading Downtown Streetcar Report. Estimated capital costs for the recommended route, including track, 5 streetcars, overhead wire and a car barn; are $40,500,000. Estimated operating costs are $860,000 per year. Funding for the study was provided by the Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Sovereign Bank and the Greater Reading Conventions and Visitors Bureau. Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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Sunday, March 28, 2010. If you were Tally, would you ask the warden to make you pretty? No, at least not at that very moment. Since Tally and Shay were walking in the park at night, the question would seen very odd to ask at the moment. Tally has finally come clean. Do you think she should regret it? Do you think David will change his mind about her? No, she shouldn't. Regret it. She gave herself up to save her friend. She should feel good that she finally. Maddy have forced Shay to take the "cure"?
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Every Child Deserves a. Hello, I'm Katharine - the Reading Champion. Do you want your child to be the best they can be? I can show you how. Are your child's first and most enduring teacher, what do you have to lose? Find out more about Katharine - the Reading Champion. Thank you for your contribution to the children’s library service over the past 15 years. Mdash; Simon May, Group Manager - Southend Libraries and Museums. Katharine is always great for a sudden, impromptu outburst of song! About a day ago.
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