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The First iPhone 3G Book on a Kindle

Joe Wikert's Publishing 2020 Blog | 7 hours ago by Joe Wikert

I'm pretty sure the picture on the left (click to enlarge) is a first. Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe I'm the only person on the planet with an iPhone 3G book on their Kindle. That's one of... read more

Oh my, where did the week get away from me?

The Thin Red Line | 9 hours ago by Alan Jobe

Yikes.   How did I manage to let a whole week pass without doing a single blog post?   It’s certainly not that I didn’t read any noteworthy books this past week.   But somehow or other I let the whole week go read more

P is for…

The H is for Home Harbinger | 10 hours ago by H is for Home

Poole Pottery is a vast topic with well over 100 years of production, so we’ll narrow it down a bit- concentrating on one of our favourite ranges. The arrival of Robert Jefferson as resident designer in the late 1950s took Poole in new directio read more

Sacred Companions

Methaphorical Mysteries | 12 hours ago by shawn

I’ve been enjoying a great book lately.  It’s entitled Sacred Companions.  The title sounds a bit marriage centered but it’s not actually (ha ha!). The first few chapters have blown my mind.  The insights on spiritual formation h read more

Jefferson Airplane- You’re under a mile from 2 Airplane classic…

Craig The Airplane Man | 13 hours ago

Welcome to Weekend Rock: How are you doing?  I wanted to get the update done early because I have some Jefferson business tonight. Marty Balin with Slick Aguilar from: Please remember the new Jefferson Starship book “Have You Seen The Stars To read more

Little Piglet’s song

Chessalee | 14 hours ago by Nikita

  Hello Wipneus! This post is for you! ..and everybody else reading here! I told you a few weeks ago about these little piglets and you’ve asked me to blog them…well, here they are! picture was taken today! And… we all love little read more

See You in the Newspapers

Walking the Berkshires | 14 hours ago

Newspaper Archives can be a treasure trove for the genealogist. A bound copy of The Archives of the State of New Jersey, First Series Vol. XXIX, (Newspaper Abstracts Vol. X), happens to be in our family archive, and within its... read more

Something Cool!

Red Haired Lady Crochets | 14 hours ago by Laura O'Neal

No, not a new job (I wish!), but still something cool...I got an email from Amazon.com the other day inviting me to participate in their new "Vine" program. Here's what it said:Greetings from Amazon.com!As one of our most valued customer reviewers, w read more

happy baby colors

Lisa Reviews | 14 hours ago by Lisa

happy baby colors is a book that gets a lot of use in our house.  Since it is made out of cardboard, both Will (my one year old) and Madison (my four year old) can enjoy it.  Each page of the book lists a color.  Everything on that page is that co read more

Breaking New Ground

The Post-Pessimist Association | 16 hours ago by Greg

The Guardian recently ran a list of "Tibor Fischer's top 10 Eastern European novels" -- I'm not sure who Tibor Fischer is, but he's apparently a novelist and of Hungarian heritage, so he's got the goods in my book. In an attempt to get off the Lawre read more

#89 ~ 37

The Literate Housewife Review | 17 hours ago by Jennifer Conner

37 by Maria Beaumont As someone whose 37th birthday is quickly approaching, I could not turn down the opportunity to read this novel by Maria Beaumont. It chronicles the approaching midlife of Fran Clark, a talented former voice over actress living read more

Cronopaisajes: Historias de viajes en el tiempo

ItaloBlog | 18 hours ago

Navegando en Internet no se como llegue a este libro llamado Cronopaisajes: Historias de viajes en el tiempo, en lo personal me encanta los viajes en el tiempo, y este libro creo que fue hecho a mi medida, así que estoy empezando a leerlo y ver que read more

Sweet Talk.

Light Motifs | 18 hours ago by Paula Light

By Susan Mallery. It would be easy to say that I disliked this book and proceed to mock several aspects of Mallery's writing, and I will, but first I think it's more important to note that it is actually possible to have a decent contemporary romance read more

The "Street Lit" Book Craze

Ebony Report | 19 hours ago

I admit that sometimes I'm slow to the game, but now I know the name of the genre of books that celebrate the degradation of the urban culture. It's called "Street Lit" according to an article from the Philadelphia Inquirer.The article profiles, Kha read more

Go! Smell the birthday reading!

GO! Smell the flowers | 19 hours ago by GO! Smell the flowers

Amongst the very nice presents I received for my birthday yesterday was a brace of books from my children Max and Georgie. I got ‘On the Edge’ by Richard (hamster) Hammond - he of Top Gear hot rod crash fame which looks an excellent read read more

Eco-Friendly Families – Guide Your Green Life

The Alternative Consumer | 20 hours ago

I didn’t have to read many pages of Helen Coronato’s upcoming book, Eco-Friendly Families, to know that she and I think along similar lines.  Take paper towels, for example.  Seems Helen used a lot more of them prior to having her children, rol read more

Telling the Harbour Island story

Native Stew | 20 hours ago by derek catalano

By STAFF WRITER, Nassau GuardianWant to learn all about Harbour Island, then you need to pick up a copy of The Harbour Island Story by Anne and Jim Lawlor. The book is a well-documented, informative and entertaining account of the island which was on read more

Something For Me

Dear Me | 20 hours ago by Ivan Girl

Dear Me,These packages came from the mail (oops, more like picked up from the local post office by hubby) for me. Those actually contained books I have mooched overseas and won in book blog giveaways. :) I was so excited to open them up and see what' read more

So What Are You Reading in July?

Persecuted Church Weblog | 22 hours ago by glenn

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cant sleep

meowy's Got Stuff to Say | 22 hours ago by meowy

this sucks took pills watched loads of bargain hunt, cash in the attic, and tmz I watched a real cool Craft Lab on making cute little books with carpet tape, hole punches, wire and beads.  It’s way cooler than it sounds.  I want read more

The Venus Flytrap: Surrendering To Serendipities

Sharanya Manivannan | July 25th 2008 by ranya

A dear friend of mine resigned from her job today to be with her toddler - and see where life takes her next. This is no small step for my freespirited friend, someone widely acknowledged as the blithely charming PR queen of her country, someone who read more

Review: A Science for the Soul, by Corinna Treitel

Plutonica.net | July 25th 2008 by Plutonica.net

A Science for the Soul: Occultism and the Genesis of the German Modern, by Corinna Treitel John Hopkins University Press, 0801878128, 366 pp. (incl. appendices, notes, bibliography and index), 2004 A Science for the Soul explores German occultism bet read more

Stephen King’s Just After Sunset Collectors Set

The Fire Wire | July 25th 2008 by Larry Fire

According to Stephen King’s website there will be a limited-printing collector’s edition of Just Past Sunset, featuring the hardcover book and a DVD of all the video episodes of N.  The release date is November 11, 2008.  The special edition wi read more

Skreech to Write a Tell All

Chaotic Chit Chat | July 25th 2008 by Alison

Dustin Diamond is penning a tell-all about his years on Saved By the Bell. Gotham Books promises tales of sexual escapades among cast members, drug use and hardcore partying. I hear he is desperate for money, is there really that... read more

Are you dreaming of running an inn?

InnSide Innkeeping at our Placerville bed and Breakfast | July 25th 2008 by Stephanie Carlson

So many of our guests think that they would like to run and inn some day....when they retire....Here are some books you should read if you think you want to run a Bed and Breakfast Inn--whether is is a California property or elsewhere.Keep in mind th read more

Confessions of a Shopaholic

Hana's Rantings | July 25th 2008 by Oreo Madness

Finally, the first book from the shopaholic series is going to be made into a movie.It's coming out in February 2009.Isla Fisher will be playing Rebecca Bloomwood (Isla is Sacha Baron Cohen's wife)She wasn't what i imgined Rebecca to be like, AT ALL! read more

Jefferson Airplane- The Jefferson’s ask If You Feel like checki…

Craig The Airplane Man | July 25th 2008

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE- JEFFERSON STARSHIP- Great Society- Take Me To A Circus Tent Quality Rock & Roll Airplane style. Please remember that the new Jefferson Starship book: Have You Seen The Stars Tonite will land soon!  Thank you. Welcome to th read more

Finding the Best in Others

gmtristan.com | July 25th 2008 by Mon Macutay

Am currently reading a book, Top Performance by one of my favorite authors, Zig Ziglar. In it, he gives good advice on how to manage your people. He says that you have to find the good in others. This is one crucial thing managers seldom do. When you read more

Survey Log Part 1

Fun.Fierce.Fabulous | July 25th 2008 by Vannie

Snagged from Alpha 1. if you’re being extremely quiet what does it mean? Deep in thought or not in the mood. 2. if someone hits you, what would you do? Hit Back, obviously. 3. what do you do for a living? I work in our family business, we sell agr read more

Great Opening Sentences From Science Fiction

Geek Picks | July 25th 2008 by Jojo Abelgas

"Those first few words (or few dozen, in some cases) have to pull you into the story and bring you into a whole alternate world. A good first sentence "hooks" you, pulling you into the story with a quick jolt of action and mystery. But a great first read more

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