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• Resolution to Read in June: The Future

  

  For the month of June the theme for Realizing Resonance is The Future! In my day job I forecast the future, even if only for narrow slice of reality, so this... Read more

  The 04 June 2011 by   Realizingresonance
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• How Marcel Became Proust

  

  In one of the narrow aisles on the eighth floor of Fisher stack, at Sydney University, I came across Thierry Marchaisse's fascinating book, which deserves to... Read more

  The 03 June 2011 by   Jaac
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• New Book Review: “Supernatural: One Year Gone” by Rebecca Dessertine

  

  This novel had a lot going for it, because there was a nice one year gap between the fifth and sixth seasons, and it was ground that couldn’t really be covered... Read more

  The 02 June 2011 by   Entil2001
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• Steve Earle and the Ghost of Hank Williams

  

  Book Review: I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive Musician Steve Earle made a solo name for himself with Guitar Town and Copperhead Road after playing in... Read more

  The 31 May 2011 by   Dirkh
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• Review: Between Shades of Gray

  

  Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys Genre:  Historical Fiction, WWII Pages: 344 (Hardback) Website | Author's Website | Author's Facebook Chosen because of... Read more

  The 28 May 2011 by   Bookaholic
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• An Offer From a Gentleman (Bridgertons #3) by Julia Quinn

  

  An Offer From a Gentleman Historical Romance/ Adult by Julia Quinn (Bridgertons #3) PublishedMarch 2004 384 pages This review doesn’t contain spoilers! *This... Read more

  The 26 May 2011 by   Readingromances
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• Bossypants: Why We Should All Bask In The Wisdom Of Tina Fey

  

  Tina Fey is awesome. This is not new information. She’s hilarious, successful, and still dedicated to her family. Fey seems genuine and grounded, which is alway... Read more

  The 24 May 2011 by   Juliez
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• Michelle Dunn's Newest Book, The Guide to Getting Paid

  

  Michelle Dunn is an award winning author and columnist frequently featured in the Wall Street Journal, CNN and Forbes. She has over 24 years experience in credi... Read more

  The 22 May 2011 by   Brigittethompson
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• Bookselling in the Eighties 2

  

  In 1980  most books were still being sold in independent stores. The big chains were B. Dalton Booksellers  (later purchased by Barnes and Noble) and Waldenbook... Read more

  The 18 May 2011 by   Andyross
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• Reflections: What Are Non-Bloggers Reading?

  

  I absolutely love blogging and I especially enjoy this new-found super friendly book blogging community.  But I've noticed a lot of repetition.  Many people... Read more

  The 17 May 2011 by   Bookaholic
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