Today author Jacquelyn Frank put up an..interesting..blog post. Apparently she’s having some personal problems and felt the need to share her side of it with the interwebs. Fair enough. She’s an adult and can post whatever she wants on her blog, right? Right. Her mother never thanks me. In fact, she treats the whole thing […]
It’s going to be a great release month for August and here’s just a few of the books that I’m looking forward to. 1. Burning Up by Susan Andersen. Though it’s been years since the infamous Macy O’James stepped foot in Sugarville, Washington, everyone remembers what she supposedly did. The tiny town is still buzzing […]
I’m a huge re-reader. Sometimes I re-read books cover to cover, sometimes I just pick out my favorite passages and read those again and again. I even used to re-read books I didn’t particularly care for. I’ve found many times that a book I didn’t like the first time improves greatly upon a second read. […]
I’ve never understood why, but education is one of the first places that budgets get cut. Likewise, I’ve never understood why teachers don’t make more money. Nothing is more important than the education of our children. Maybe it sounds trite, but they really are our future. Do we want poorly education children to become poorly […]
I seem to be especially nosy curious this week. Today’s question comes to you courtesy of Pearl, from Pearl’s World of Romance. For those of you who don’t know, Pearl is from the Netherlands, but she’s currently visiting the States. This past Saturday, the So Cal Book Bloggers got together and had lunch with Pearl […]