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My Favorite New-to-Me Children’s Books for 2010
Here are my favorite new-to-me children’s books this year, in order by author. Last year, I used Indiebound for this list, but for some unknown reason they deleted my account (?). Since then, I’ve been using Amazon Marketplace. Amazon.com Widgets … Continue reading
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Going Bovine by Libba Bray
Going Bovine by Libba Bray A weird, wacky ode to Don Quixote (free Kindle version). I might go so far as to call it a modern retelling, but I haven’t read Don Quixote book in so long that I’m not … Continue reading
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Best books of 2009 — of the ones I read anyway
Okay, so I was going to do this whole post about the best kid’s books I read this year, but while I was going through my list on goodreads, I started to get confused about my star rating system. Then … Continue reading
A Great and Terrible Beauty
A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray A Great and Terrible Beauty is a historical fiction/fantasy novel that takes place in the 1890s in England and centers on Gemma, a fifteen-year-old girl who witnesses her mother’s murder and discovers … Continue reading
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