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RED HOT BOOK OF THE WEEK: Here I Go Again by Jen Lancaster

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 28, 2013

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What if you could go back in time and change the past? New York Times bestselling author Jan Lancaster's thought-provoking novel,...
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Get healthy and fit: An audiobook roundup

By Candace of Beth Fish Reads on Jan 25, 2013
January is the month of new beginnings and fresh starts. Almost everyone hopes the new year will bring better health and fitness....
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New author we love: Elizabeth Laban

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 23, 2013

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Elizabeth Laban's young adult novel, The Tragedy Paper , is a beautifully-written story that has captured the attention of everyone...
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Fiction meets non-fiction: A mash-up

By Swapna Krishna on Jan 23, 2013
We've paired some favorite fiction reads with some non-fiction suggestions that explore similar themes in our monthly mash-up!
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What's hot in memoirs: January round-up

By Candace of Beth Fish Reads on Jan 22, 2013
Each month, Candace of Beth Fish Reads invites you to meet fascinating people by reading buzz-worthy memoirs or biographies. This...
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Tired of politics? Books to help you appreciate the USA

By Swapna Krishna on Jan 21, 2013
If you're tired of politics, tired of the gridlock and Congress and all that jazz, then the inauguration of President Barack Obama...
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RED HOT BOOK OF THE WEEK: The Tragedy Paper by Elizabeth Laban

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 21, 2013

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The Tragedy Paper by debut novelist Elizabeth Laban, is an engrossing young adult novel about forbidden love and desperate secrets...
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Adventures in e-reading: Worth the download

By Swapna Krishna on Jan 18, 2013

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Did you get a new e-reader for Christmas? Or, are you feeling guilty that your e-reader has been untouched for months? Here are...
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Crafty mysteries: A January round-up

By Candace of Beth Fish Reads on Jan 17, 2013
January is National Hobby Month, and what better way to get interested in a new pastime than by reading an entertaining, cozy...
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MLK Day: A civil rights round-up

By Swapna Krishna on Jan 16, 2013
With Martin Luther King Day right around the corner, it's important to remember this civil rights leader and what he fought for....
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MLK: Reading with kids

By Candace of Beth Fish Reads on Jan 16, 2013
We celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday to remember that all people should be treated with respect and dignity, regardless of...
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Historical fiction beyond Anne Boleyn: Art and artists

By Jen of Devourer of Books on Jan 15, 2013
Historical fiction covers a variety of subjects, not just the wives of Henry VIII. One subject that often results in particularly...
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RED HOT BOOK OF THE WEEK: The Start of Everything by Emily Winslow

By Jen of Devourer of Books on Jan 14, 2013
With a setting to die for and incredibly rich characters, Emily Winslow's newest literary mystery, The Start of Everything , is our...
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Women's fiction for the new year

By Swapna Krishna on Jan 11, 2013
Women's fiction can sometimes be considered a derogatory term (after all, there is no "men's fiction"), but it also can be useful at...
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New beginnings: Five novels of reinvention

By Jen of Devourer of Books on Jan 10, 2013

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Many people use the new year as an opportunity to change something in their life that they aren't happy with. If you aren't sure...
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Read it first: January's book-to-movie picks

By Candace of Beth Fish Reads on Jan 9, 2013
Some of the best movies and television series were born from the pages of a book. Every month Candace from Beth Fish Reads features...
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Fiction meets TV: A Rizzoli & Isles mashup

By Swapna Krishna on Jan 8, 2013
Rizzoli and Isles is a hit TV series focusing on the relationship between its two main characters -- Detective Jane Rizzoli and...
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RED HOT BOOK OF THE WEEK: The Last Runaway by Tracy Chevalier

By Jen of Devourer of Books on Jan 7, 2013
A new book by Tracy Chevalier is always cause for celebration among fans of historical fiction. For the first time in more than 15...
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Touchdown! 5 Football novels for bowl season

By Jen of Devourer of Books on Jan 3, 2013

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We're right in the middle of championship football season: College bowls have been going on since mid-December, and the Super Bowl...
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Books to cuddle up with

By Lisa Steinke on Jan 2, 2013

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It's getting colder outside every day, and there's nothing like snuggling up by the fire with a good book.

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