Bookish links for Saturday, June 2, 2012 – and the winner of Caleb’s Crossing

First, congratulations to Katie, who has won a copy of the new paperback edition of Caleb’s Crossing by Geraldine Brooks.

Discussion starters:

~ Carol at Magistramater asks What do you want in a book?

Reviews and blog posts that have me adding to my to-read list:

~ Jane Austen Ruined My Life by Beth Patillo, reviewed by Melanie at Melanie’s Musings

~ Unseen by Katherine Webb, reviewed by Swapna at S. Krishna’s Books

~ Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta, reviewed by Amy at My Friend Amy

~ All These Lives by Sarah Wylie, reviewed by Michelle at That’s What She Read

Summer reading lists:

~ NPR Books: 15 Summer Reads Handpicked by Indie Booksellers

~ USA Today: Summer Books Preview

~ The Wall Street Journal: Rewriting the Rules of Summer Fiction

~ Entertainment Weekly: Jennifer Weiner shares her summer reading list

~ Huffington Post: Summer Reading 2012 – Books for Kids of All Ages

~ Chicago Tribune: Thrillers for summer reading

~ The New York Times: New Under the Sun – Books for Basking

Read-alongs:

~ Join us next week for our three week read-along of The Heart of the Matter by Graham Greene. Just to help convince you: Four reasons you should be reading Graham Greene.

Giveaways:

~ Enter to win a copy of White Collar: The Complete Third Season on DVD.

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3 Responses to Bookish links for Saturday, June 2, 2012 – and the winner of Caleb’s Crossing

  1. Congratulations Katie!
    bermudaonion (Kathy)´s last post ..Kid Konnection: Into the Trap

  2. Sandy
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    Rhapsody Jill told me I had to read Jellicoe Road as well, so I was pretty happy to see how much Amy loved it. I have it downloaded…once I get through my tours, I’m on the case.
    Sandy´s last post ..The Cook’s Illustrated Cookbook – America’s Test Kitchen

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