Top Ten Tuesday: Books Lingering On My TBR Shelves
Jane I’ve got a break in my story time schedule that I’m planning on filling with some professional development reading. Being a professional means always keeping up with the latest […]
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Top Ten Tuesday: Series Currently Reading
Janet I am going to interpret this question to include series that I am waiting for the next release in, even if I am not reading any of its component books […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Children’s Books to Give to the Scornful Reader
A Book Wars original topic. Top Ten Tuesday is a meme run by Broke and Bookish and you can visit their page for more information. Today’s theme has to do […]
Harry Potter Spells Book Tag!
Look, no one tagged us, but I saw this lovely post on B & C Book Blog (who, by the way, also have an A+ instagram account, go look) and I […]
TTT: Books I Really Love But Feel Like I Haven’t Talked About Enough
TTT is a meme by The Broke And The Bookish and we’re in for the ride. Join us in the comments! Let us know which of your faves you wish […]
TTT: Books We Loved But Did/Could Not Review
This meme brought to you by The Broke and the Bookish. This week: Books we loved but didn’t or couldn’t review . . . Steph For me, it’s mostly books […]
TTT: Bookish Worlds We’d Like To Visit
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme by The Broke And The Bookish. Pretty sure we’ve done this before, but we’ve also read a lot more since then– I think our […]
TTT: Non-SF/F Characters Who Would Survive SF/F Worlds
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme by The Broke And The Bookish. Speculative fiction offers some pretty harsh worlds and quests. Which non SF/F characters do you think can make […]
TTT: Favourite Fictional Couples
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme by The Broke And The Bookish. This one is a random pick from their list of previous topics. Okay. Not so random. This is […]
The Sound in Silence: In Praise of Song in Books
Or, The post with many links. I was on a rereading kick lately and came across, in the Vancouver Public Library, a few new Ellis Peters mysteries I’d never read […]
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