Skip to main content
December 13, 2010

Book of the Year, Trilogy of the Decade

Posted by Dana
Tagged:
If you are as obsessed with Stieg Larsson's Millenium trilogy as most people are these days, you will be thrilled to see that BookReporter.com has chosen the third book THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNET'S NEST as this year's book of the year.<
December 13, 2010

M.L. Malcolm on Fake Trees and Real Writers

Posted by Anonymous
M.L.
December 12, 2010

C.J. Box: Christmas Uncles

Posted by Anonymous
C.J.
December 11, 2010

Margaret George: The Ebenezer Scrooge Fan Club

Posted by Anonymous
A self-described rolling-stone, Margaret George is the author of several historical novels that have sold around the world --- the latest of which, ELIZABETH I
December 10, 2010

Wade Rouse: Father Christmas

Posted by Anonymous
Wade Rouse is the bestselling and critically acclaimed author of the memoirs AMERICA’S BOY
December 9, 2010

Share &amp; Win

Posted by Dana
Tagged:
Want a shot at free books for your whole book club? ReadingGroupGuides.com wants to know what books you discussed in 2010. We're compiling a list of the most popular book club books this year and if you share your list with us you'll be entered to win. It's that simple.
December 9, 2010

Elizabeth Rosner: Books That Saved Me

Posted by Anonymous
Elizabeth Rosner is an award-winning poet and the author of two bestselling novels, the most recent of which ---
There are good gifts and there are bad gifts.  Well maybe not bad gifts exactly.  I mean the idea that someone is gifting you is pretty good no matter what, but some gifts undoubtedly fall short of the mark. You know the ones I mean.  The ones where you open the package and go "Mmmm -  Ohhhh - uh - thanks.  I uh really love it."
December 8, 2010

Kelly Simmons on Being Spoiled

Posted by Anonymous
Kelly Simmons is a former journalist and the author of STANDING STILL<
December 7, 2010

Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

Posted by Dana
Tagged:
In today's post, regular contributor Denise Neary shares a book club "bad fit".  We've all experienced these I think.  For me it was a woman who came to my independently owned bookstore/cafe bookclub carrying a Starbucks and a library book.  Weird, right?  Denise's "character" is also a bit weird.  Gotta love 'em AND leave 'em!