This list is, I’m sure, missing a lot of really good posts. When we came home from the hospital, I had to click the infamous “mark all read” button again – there was simply no time to read everything. Feel free to point me in the direction of discussions and reviews that I shouldn’t have missed!
Author links:
~ John Marsden speaks about the identity of the invaders in his Tomorrow, When the War Began series.
Discussion starters:
~ Bookalicious: When will I grow up and read adult books?
~ Debbie’s World of Books: Serial readers
Reviews and blog posts that have me adding to my to-read list:
~ Illyria by Elizabeth Hand, reviewed by Beth Kephart
~ The Extraordinary Secrets of April, May, and June by Beth Conway, reviewed by Debbie
~ Ship Breaker by Paolo Bacigalupi, reviewed by Lulu
Book lists:
~ Bookalicous: A few books from 2010 you should read
Other bookish links:
~ NY Times: The Kids’ Books Are All Right
~ Postertext: Book posters for reading enthusiasts – These posters are amazing – they use the entire text of literature’s greatest books to create art.
~ Better Book Titles (Warning: contains some salty language.)
Twitter: BethFishReads
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Great list of links as always. I loved the John Marsden clip, which I totally would have missed. That was terrific.
Beth F´s last post ..Weekend Cooking- Fast- Fresh & Green by Susie Middleton
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Beth – I loved hearing that, too – I’m always fascinated by people’s desire to politicize books that weren’t intended that way.
Thanks for linking to me! I’ll have to read the John Marsden post. I am on book 4 in the series.
Debbie´s last post ..We ave Some Winners!
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Debbie – isn’t it a great series?
It is! I was shocked at what happened at the end of book 3.
Debbie´s last post ..We ave Some Winners!
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Debbie – I know – that part broke my heart!
So many great resources in this post! I really enjoyed John Marsden’s comments on the Tommorrow series books. He seems like a genuinely great guy. Thanks for sharing!
Michelle´s last post ..Maria V Snyder – Inside Out
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Michelle – he does seem like a great guy – I’d love to hear him speak.
Carrie, I just learned about your Irish books challenge. I’ve written two books with Irish heroines, OUT OF THE BLUE and THE TEXAN’S IRISH BRIDE, plus read two of Shirley Owen’s books, and then there’s Maeve Bnchy.