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• Rome - Learning Not Teaching Today

  

  “Live as if your were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” ~ GandhiTired. More than tired. Exhausted. It's nearly 11 p.m., I got up at 5... Read more

  The 24 October 2011 by   Mariagrazia
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• Center Stage with Jeannette Katzir

  

  Today I have the pleasure to introduce on Center Stage Jeannette Katzir Jeannette Katzir She is someone who made me emotional after reading her book. I... Read more

  The 21 October 2011 by   Biolaephesus60
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• Bookish and Wet

  

  I absolutely hate knowing all about a book or a movie before I go to see it. I much prefer to dive headlong into the world of the novel and find out how things... Read more

  The 19 October 2011 by   Elizabethwix
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• The Sweetest Thing by Christina Mandelski

  

  Summary: “In the world of Sheridan Wells, life is perfect when she’s decorating a cake. Unfortunately everything else is a complete mess: her mom ran off years... Read more

  The 18 October 2011 by   Tsbishop23
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• Jane Austen, Prince Regent and Sanditon

  

  This series of documentaries was broadcast on BBC4 few months ago. "Elegance and Decadence: The Age of Regency" is a colourful series marking the 200th... Read more

  The 17 October 2011 by   Mariagrazia
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• Rose's Will - a Novel by Denise DeSio

  

  There's someone for everyone, even the acid-tongued matriarch Rose D'Orsi, who manages to snag the unconditional love of a wise, compassionate millionaire from... Read more

  The 15 October 2011 by   Fiafox
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• Booker Prize Rival to Start: Will the Literary Prize Change the World?

  

  The Man Booker Prize will be quaking in its shoes (perhaps), as a rival prize will launch next year, claiming to bring back the values that the Booker has... Read more

  The 14 October 2011 by   Periscope
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• 48fourteen

  

  What is 48fourteen? 48fourteen is a publisher of digital content based off a community of social interaction. It was created by Juanita Samborski, who was... Read more

  The 13 October 2011 by   Fiafox
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• Guest Blogger: Eleanor Sullivan: 19th Century Medicine, Part 2

  I want to welcome back Eleanor Sullivan with the second of her two-part series on the state of medical care in the 19th Century. Medical Care in the 19th... Read more

  The 13 October 2011 by   Dplylemd
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• Wonderful Wednesday - Historical Fiction

  

  Wonderful Wednesdays is a meme about spotlighting and recommending some of our most loved books, even if we haven't read them recently. Each week will have a... Read more

  The 12 October 2011 by   Mariagrazia