Tomorrow, I will be starting a new blogging challenge: the February Book Challenge! (sorry about the unoriginal title!) This time i’m going to attempt the 30 Day Book Challenge, which i discovered on Facebook! I’ll be answering a new set of book-related questions! Although, as February only has 29 days, i will have to find a way [...]
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February Book Challenge 2012 begins tomorrow!
Posted: January 31, 2012 in UncategorizedTags: Books, Facebook, February, February Book Challenge, Twitter
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Books I NEED to read
Posted: January 29, 2012 in Books and their issuesTags: Book, Book of Lost Souls, Books, Cinder (novel), Hunger Games, Michelle Muto, Reading, Stephenie Meyer, Twilight, Twitter
Everyone has books they want to read. I am no different. Lately i’ve been more intrigued by books which suddenly seem to be getting more airtime, or that i’m interested in. Examples of such books: 1) The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins- Everyone is going on about this series, and i hear there is to [...]
Book-related Christmas goodies!
Posted: December 18, 2011 in Books and their issuesTags: BBC, Books, Christmas, Christmas tree, gifts, Twitter
As i have a lot of time off work at the moment and there is little to do where i live on a weekend (hence i always work weekends), i have been searching the internet for fun book-related things! There are some possible Christmas gifts in the mix! 1) www.spinelessclassics.com - this is a lovely website for [...]
June Book Challenge – Day 15
Posted: June 15, 2011 in Books and their issuesTags: Books, June Book Challenge, Twitter, Vanessa Veselka, Zazen
Today’s question: What book have you discovered recently that you want to read? “Zazen” by Vanessa Veselka – I was on Twitter, going through Tweets by random book-related people, and i found a review/interview for this book, and thought it sounded quite interesting. It is now in my wishlist, ready for when i have the [...]
London Book Fair 2011!
Posted: April 15, 2011 in Books and their issuesTags: Earls Court Exhibition Centre, Harry Potter, London, London Book Fair, Russian literature, Russian Orthodox Church, Twitter
Earlier this week i went down to London for the London Book Fair 2011. it was my first visit and i really enjoyed it! It was just 3 buzzing days! Weather was gloriously sunny and hot when i arrived in London, as you can see in the photo below, but obviously we were inside this massive [...]
