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World Book Day (not it the US of course).
photograph from “school play” by julia fullerton-batten The UK’s World Book Day -Â now in its 14th year – Â is a celebration of books and reading traditionally aimed at school children. Teenagers embracing the brave new world of digital reading are … Continue reading
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Tagged british books, wbd, wbd UK, world book day
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The Violets, Blue.
Rejection, betrayal, mental illness, death. In honor of stupid Valentines Day, these are my choices for the most devastating romantic reads. Read ’em and weep. Literally! Villette. Our unreliable narrator says that she wants to leave the reader free to … Continue reading
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Tagged borrowed time, love story, never let me go, romance novels valentines day, valentines day reading, valentines romantic books, vilette
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HAPPY PALENTINE’S DAY! (A LOVE LETTER)
A reprinting of my 2010 Valentine to the Queen of Mean. Originally Published at The Huffington Post, February 14th, 2010 Hi Sarah! Happy Valentine’s Day. . I thought I really ought to be send you a Valentine’s Day greeting today, because … Continue reading
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Ma vie dans les livres
Last year, I visited every book shop in Paris. This was the first.
Thought in Cold Storage.
Cradley Heath Library in Birmingham. Not the Super Library. Finally, the city of Birmingham is scheduled to open its lauded new Super Library, in the works for a decade and tipping the cash register at $301 million. Ten blisteringly new … Continue reading
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Tagged birmingham library, libraries UK, library closures
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Another Autobiography Literally NO one is Interested in.
from guardianuk A new autobiography is about to hit the shelves, but if you were told it was by someone called Taboo, would that mean anything to you? Here are a few clues. It starts with a quote from Thoreau … Continue reading
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What’s funny about a grown man crying over the closing of his local library – and every other free library in the city of Philadelphia? Nothing. Except if you are the Huffington Post who chose to mock such a man. … Continue reading
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Tagged library closures, philadelphia libraries, philadelphia man cries library
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Libraries in Cool Films
Because some day soon there won’t be library scenes in movies anymore.
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Tagged 3 days on the condor library, all the president's men library, breakfast at tiffanys library, breakfast club library, carrie, carrie library, carrie movie, clue library, desk set library, fbi story library, ghostbusters library, heaven can wait library, hitchcock library scene, kumar library, libraries in film, libraries in movies, libraries movies, love story library, party girl library, race with the devil library, shadow of a doubt charlie library, shadow of a doubt library, storm center library, the dunwich horror library, the music man librarian, the music man library, the paper chase library, the wicker ma library scene, the wicker man library, three days on the condor library, what's new pussycat library
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On the Nightstand, Again.
Sometimes you have to reread a book. Sometimes you have reread a book even if you don’t want to, because you know it will make you literally sick. Rereading this heartbreakingly beautiful and harrowing book, I fall asleep every night … Continue reading
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Tagged an aids memoir, borrowed time, borrowed time paul monette, paul monette
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