Italo Calvino has always been one of my favourite authors, at least since I read Our Ancestors as a teenager, and not only because he is Italian, like me. I read Se una notte d'inverno un viaggiatore (If on a Winter's Night a Traveler in English) 3 years ago, and it has been one of…
http://bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Saturday
LOAD TIME
0.5 seconds
16x16
32x32
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
7
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
1
SITE IP
192.0.78.13
LOAD TIME
0.453 sec
SCORE
6.2
bloggingbooksforlife | Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog | bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com Reviews
https://bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com
Italo Calvino has always been one of my favourite authors, at least since I read Our Ancestors as a teenager, and not only because he is Italian, like me. I read Se una notte d'inverno un viaggiatore (If on a Winter's Night a Traveler in English) 3 years ago, and it has been one of…
bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com
Mothers, Memory (and their Babies): Margaret Drabble’s Pure Gold Baby | bloggingbooksforlife
https://bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com/2016/05/13/mothers-memory-and-their-babies-margaret-drabbles-pure-gold-baby
Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog. Skip to primary content. Welcome to my blog! Books and the City. Tales for Children and Adults. Ghosts from the Past. Mothers, Memory (and their Babies): Margaret Drabble’s Pure Gold Baby. May 13, 2016. Unfortunately, nothing else happens. To the economy of the novel, or whether her role is not more that of an epitome of women’s fears for the passing of time, and for the constant female struggle between body and mind. The Pure Gold Baby. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Fill i...
venicebarbara | bloggingbooksforlife
https://bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com/author/venicebarbara
Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Welcome to my blog! Books and the City. Tales for Children and Adults. Ghosts from the Past. On Oliver Twist, and why literature matters in a time of crisis. February 22, 2017. So, yesterday I was talking to a colleague working in my department, equally from a European country and we asked ourselves: what brought us here? When did it all begin? When did I fall in love with the English language and its literature? Is one ...
Colours, Beauty and Fabrics: A. S. Byatt’s Peacock and Vine | bloggingbooksforlife
https://bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com/2016/07/27/colours-beauty-and-fabrics-a-s-byatts-peacock-and-vine
Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog. Skip to primary content. Welcome to my blog! Books and the City. Tales for Children and Adults. Ghosts from the Past. Colours, Beauty and Fabrics: A. S. Byatt’s Peacock and Vine. July 27, 2016. When I started this blog, I decided not to write about the work of A. S. Byatt, my favourite author and the subject of my PhD thesis: only once did I make an exception, with my post on her latest work of fiction, Ragnarok. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. And tagged A S Byatt.
About Me | bloggingbooksforlife
https://bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com/about
Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog. Skip to primary content. Welcome to my blog! Books and the City. Tales for Children and Adults. Ghosts from the Past. My name is Barbara and I have recently completed my PhD in English Literature at the University of Kent. I am equally interested in fairy tales, myths, as well as the magical worlds of critical theory and gender studies – I’m sure they have a lot in common. I also tweet: @barbara franchi. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Notify me of ne...
For Charlotte Bronte’s Bicentenary | bloggingbooksforlife
https://bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com/2016/04/21/for-charlotte-brontes-bicentenary
Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog. Skip to primary content. Welcome to my blog! Books and the City. Tales for Children and Adults. Ghosts from the Past. For Charlotte Bronte’s Bicentenary. April 21, 2016. I was 17 when I first read. I remember starting it in a hospital waiting room in Milan, for a routine check. I think I must have sat there for an hour, but I got through Jane’s childhood up until the beginning of her employment at Thornfield Hall. I had read. In the meantime, I have reread. Softened my at...
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
7
Friends
http://patuck.net/misc/pages/friends.php
Some friends doing interesting stuff. PhD student at the University of Kent. Has an interesting blog on english literature. Classmate and proprietary software enthusiast. Massive Food Baby(Food, Good). A food blog started by two of my friends. Some really good stuff and recipies there.
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
1
bloggingbookofmormon.blogspot.com
Blogging the Book of Mormon in 90 Days
Blogging the Book of Mormon in 90 Days. End of Nephi, beginning of Jacob. One note about the bom in general. It tends to have a very black/white heaven/hell bent to it, while the D&C and NT are more "many kingdoms" oriented. Not sure how this fits all that well with 3 kingdoms. Links to this post. President Ezra Taft Benson. Links to this post. Return of the prodigal blogger. What can I say? Things got busy and I fell off the horse. I decided to get back on. Hope y'all come back too! Nephi continues by e...
Publish your blog into a book | Free Publishing | Blogging Books
Imprint and Privacy Policy. Free publishing of your blog into a book. Bloggingbooks: Blogs deserve being published! Millions of people share their point of view with the world in real time – This is how blogs have become part of our everyday lives. Blogs focus on the present and thereby provide continuous commentary on daily happenings. Therefore, why do we publish blogs into books? We create a systematic snapshots through collecting, compiling, categorizing and commenting. Discover how our services.
Blogging Books
See, that’s what the app is perfect for. Wahhhh, I don’t wanna. How to control pest in city areas? 1 Know their infestation : at first to choose termite control service. 2 Treatment of the habitants : Many types of treatments you can use to reduce the infestation of pests in your city areas. The areas which are infected by the pests should be immediately treated by the city corporation agents. Your yourself can remove or destroy the whole pests habitants to remove pets and control their generation. 4 Pes...
Bloggingbooks Blog | Books For Growth
November 22, 2011. Book for December 2011: Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff. Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff…and it’s All Small Stuff by Richard Carlson. You can find out more at:. Http:/ www.dontsweat.com/. You can look inside the book here:. Http:/ www.amazon.co.uk/Dont-Sweat-Small-Stuff-Stuff/dp/0340708018/ref=sr 1 1? Read the book then leave a comment about:. Things you liked about the book. Things / ideas you didn’t like in the book and how you would have liked it done differently. October 24, 2011. Rate the...
bloggingbooksandmore.blogspot.com
Blogging books & more
Blogging books and more. Thursday, April 14, 2011. I love the art of cooking. It was after viewing Shauna James Ahern's blog Gluten Free Girl that I was introduced to Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking. By Michael Ruhlman. This helpful resources lets you in on the mathematical equations that produce everything from bread to pasta dough. In order to receive a list of amazing group of quick bread recipes from dedicated gluten free bloggers :). Blogging books and more. I like cookb...
bloggingbooksforlife.wordpress.com
bloggingbooksforlife | Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog
Barbara Franchi's Literary Blog. Skip to primary content. Welcome to my blog! Books and the City. Tales for Children and Adults. Ghosts from the Past. Welcome to my blog! Italo Calvino has always been one of my favourite authors, at least since I read. As a teenager, and not only because he is Italian, like me. Se una notte d’inverno un viaggiatore. If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler. 8220;You are about to begin reading Italo Calvino’s new novel,. If on a winter’s night a traveler. 8217; […]. You are comm...
bloggingbooktopics.wordpress.com
Blogging Book Topics | Carnegie Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped Blog
August 17, 2015. By Eric Meisberger,. Another great summer read is the aptly named. By Edith Wharton. I’ve been a fan of Wharton for years and years, and her skill and ability is brilliant. Most folks know Wharton as an author of novels of manners. She wrote such American classics as. This book differs in some notable ways, but it still holds true to Wharton’s style, and allows us to explore one of the author’s favorite themes, which is characters navigating the areas in between social constructs. This f...
bloggingbookworms.blogspot.com
Blogging Bookworms
Blogging Bookworms is headed up by two bibliophiles, Samantha Karol. We were brought together by the wonderful world of social networking, and instantly became blogging buddies. One day, Grace commented on Sam's blog post called " The Books I Couldn't Put Down. Bloggingbookworms at gmail dot com. Monday, February 1, 2010. New Book Recommendation February 2010. I hope you were able to take a look at Commencement, the book recommendation from January. On Anita's website she describes The Red Tent like this:.
Blogging Boom
All you need to know in a world of Web 2.0. New Tumblr Feature: Highlighting Your Posts for $1. February 26, 2012. This month, Tumblr has announced a new feature for its users: highlighted posts. While Tumblr typically offers all of its services for free, even ones that its competitors do not, this update is its latest revenue experiment. Tumblr’s announcements reads: Every now and then, a post comes along that’s meant for big things. It could [.]. January 31, 2012. January 12, 2012. December 11, 2011.
Bloggingboomer.com
This domain may be for sale. Backorder this Domain. This Domain Name Has Expired - Renewal Instructions.
bloggingboomer | A fine WordPress.com site
A fine WordPress.com site. We once had backyard neighbours who argued that you must attend synagogue to be Jewish, that humour and culture do not sustain the religion. Sadly the discussion turned angry with our neighbours, fuming and scorning us. So an interesting discussion dissolved into a fundamentalist rant. So much for Sholem Aleichem and stories of dysfunctional Chelm. Maybe to some, that is Jewish humour. I don’t know. I realized almost immediately that I had done it backwards. I felt I had been g...
