How the Dead Live was the second book I read for the 1% Well Read Challenge. It was actually an alternate on my list, but I found it at the ...

Anyone remember the days when you could check in two 70 lbs bags on international journeys? Even then I had trouble keeping my bags under th...

This is the story of 15 year old New York native Daisy who is sent to live with cousins in England on the eve of global war. Now why would ...

Now, I don't usually watch or care much about soccer, but it's hard to not get caught up in the excitement of an entire nation when ...

The Class of 2K8 has a great feature this week where they are interviewing two blog book reviewers a day. There are prizes too - so head on ...

Last week I asked what was the most popular book in your library- this week I’m going to ask about the most unpopular books you own. Do you ...

Oh the power of bloggers! I read several Willoughbys reviews on 48 Hr. Reading Challenge participants’ blogs (Becky’s Book Reviews’ is here ...

Print journalism is divided into two main types of writing, hard news (which uses the Inverted Pyramid, meaning you make sure all the essen...

The Patron Saint of Butterflies is an apt title for a novel about two 14 year old girls who have never been allowed to fly free. Agnes and H...

Today's Tuesday Thingers question is: What's the most popular book in your library? Have you read it? What did you think? How many u...