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Golden Snitch Engagement Ring Boxes Exist Now

Brittany McSorley June 13, 2017 Book Lovers, Book News, Gifts for Book Lovers, J.K. Rowling, Potterheads
Golden Snitch Engagement Ring Boxes Exist Now
I’m not saying that I would turn down a marriage proposal if it weren’t Harry Potter-themed, but I absolutely would, and so would you if you had any self-respect. …
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J.K. Rowling Has Stephen King’s Back In The Twitter Battle Against Trump

Sarah Lewis June 13, 2017 Human Interest, J.K. Rowling, News, Politics, Social Media, Stephen King
J.K. Rowling Has Stephen King’s Back In The Twitter Battle Against Trump
When it comes to Twitter, we can always rely on everyone’s favorite Twitter superstar J.K Rowling to doll out the justice when the time comes. Her wit and unrelenting …
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7 Books To Read If You Absolutely Adored “Wonder Woman”

Sara Deeter June 12, 2017 Adult, Fantasy, Feminism, Historical Fiction, Women, Young Adult
7 Books To Read If You Absolutely Adored “Wonder Woman”
Since sailing to Themyscira and sneaking into their libraries isn’t an option… …we’ll just have to make do with the books we have here. Fortunately, there are quite a …
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J.K. Rowling Has BRILLIANT Plan For Trump’s U.K. Visit And It Involves His ‘Vile Tweets’

Sara Deeter June 11, 2017 Author Spotlight, Fantasy, Human Interest, J.K. Rowling, News, Politics, Potterheads
J.K. Rowling Has BRILLIANT Plan For Trump’s U.K. Visit And It Involves His ‘Vile Tweets’
A long-standing opponent of President Trump, J.K. Rowling has devised the perfect plan for British citizens to “show support” for the American leader during his visit to the U.K. …
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After 52 Years, An Overdue Library Book Is Returned With An Apology

Jackson Liang June 10, 2017 Human Interest, Libraries, News, WTF
After 52 Years, An Overdue Library Book Is Returned With An Apology
You wake up in a cold sweat. You forgot to return your library book. Rummaging through the shelves, drawers and cubbies of your home, you wonder what would be …
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The New York Public Library Introduces ‘Subway Library’ With Free E-Books

Brittany McSorley June 10, 2017 Book Lovers, Book News, Bookish Events, Ebooks, Libraries, News
The New York Public Library Introduces ‘Subway Library’ With Free E-Books
You know when it’s really hot outside and you live in a huge, crowded city and you need to use public transportation and it’s the worst thing that’s ever …
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The 15 Hottest Business And Leadership Books Of 2017

Jamie Rotante June 9, 2017 Book Lists, Business, Self-Help
The 15 Hottest Business And Leadership Books Of 2017
Looking for some fascinating beach reads this summer? Even when your head’s in the clouds you can keep your mind focused on winning with these strategy-centric books that everyone …
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Gregory Mone Co-Authors New Science Adventure Books With Bill Nye

Elizabeth Konkel June 9, 2017 Children, Human Interest, Middle Grade, Science Fiction
Gregory Mone Co-Authors New Science Adventure Books With Bill Nye
Bill Nye the Science Guy is well-known for his beloved television series from the 90’s that taught children to love science. Nye has teamed up with author Gregory Mone …
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Before The Fellowship: 4 Fantasy Books Written BEFORE Lord Of The Rings

Jordan Yamashita June 8, 2017 Book Lists, Fantasy, J. R. R. Tolkien, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction
Before The Fellowship: 4 Fantasy Books Written BEFORE Lord Of The Rings
By this time, most fans of epic fantasy novels have read J.R.R Tolkien’s classic Lord of The Rings trilogy. Published in the mid-20th century, The Lord of The Rings has become …
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Anthony Burgess’s ‘A Clockwork Orange’ Slang Dictionary Found

Brittany McSorley June 8, 2017 Authors, Book News, Dystopian, News, Writing
Anthony Burgess’s ‘A Clockwork Orange’ Slang Dictionary Found
Over 50 years ago, A Clockwork Orange author Anthony Burgess began working on a dictionary of futuristic slang terms that he’d invented for his dystopian classic. Now the dictionary, assumed …
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6 Books For An Alternative History Starter Kit

Jordan Yamashita June 8, 2017 Book Lists, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, Time-Travel
6 Books For An Alternative History Starter Kit
“What if…?” One of the most powerful and popular questions people will ask when examining the course of history. What if the Union lost the Civil War? What if …
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From Potterotica To Pride And Promiscuity: Getting Between The Sheets With Our Favorite Characters

Kathy Gates June 7, 2017 Classics, E.L. James, Erotica, Fantasy, Humor, J. R. R. Tolkien, J.K. Rowling, Jane Austen, Potterheads, Romance, Stephanie Meyer, Women
From Potterotica To Pride And Promiscuity: Getting Between The Sheets With Our Favorite Characters
We spend so much time with favorite characters, we invest in them emotionally and we want to know how their lives pan out after the story ends. But do …
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10 ‘Goodnight Moon’ Parodies You Won’t Hate

Melanie Pitman June 7, 2017 Adult, Book Lists, Children, Family, Humor, Parenting, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, weird fiction, WTF
10 ‘Goodnight Moon’ Parodies You Won’t Hate
If you’ve read some of my previous articles, you may remember that I’ve worked in childcare for almost 10 years and that I absolutely cannot stand the so-called children’s …
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Margaret Atwood Condemns Anti-Abortion Laws

Brittany McSorley June 6, 2017 Authors, Dystopian, News, Politics, Women
Margaret Atwood Condemns Anti-Abortion Laws
Speaking at a BookCon panel last weekend, The Handmaid’s Tale author Margaret Atwood delivered some powerful comments about anti-abortion laws that have been gaining traction at the state level in recent …
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Ramen No More: 10 Delicious Cookbooks For Budgeting Bookworms

Luz Moreno June 4, 2017 Book Lists, Food and Drink, Human Interest
Ramen No More: 10 Delicious Cookbooks For Budgeting Bookworms
Do you hear that from a distance? No? It is the faint sound of your wallet and your bank account collectively screaming. If you pay close attention, you’ll find …
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There’s A Book For That (And 20 Other Totally Weird Book Titles)

A.D. Hurley June 4, 2017 Book Lists, Gifts for Book Lovers, Human Interest, WTF
There’s A Book For That (And 20 Other Totally Weird Book Titles)
Books are magical, mysterious, entertaining, and sometimes, downright weird. With an oversaturated book market, it’s no wonder we have some strange stuff out there.  I’ve searched the Net for …
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15 Stunning Ways To Reuse Old Books

Jackson Liang June 4, 2017 Art and Design, Book Lists, Book Lovers, Fashion And Style, Human Interest
15 Stunning Ways To Reuse Old Books
Whether it’s torn with age, worn by the weather or just plain unreadable, your book no longer has the same luster of youth it once had. Before you sacrifice it to …
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5 Books To Show You Why Climate Change (And What We Do About It) Matters

Melanie Weaver June 4, 2017 Comics and Graphic Novels, Earth & The Environment, Human Interest, Nature, Non-Fiction, Politics
5 Books To Show You Why Climate Change (And What We Do About It) Matters
Climate Change is back at the forefront of  conversation with President Trump’s withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement on Thursday. While the global implications are unsure at …
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Knowledge Is Coming: Harvard Is Going To Start Offering A Game Of Thrones-Themed History Course

Sara Deeter June 2, 2017 Author Spotlight, Book News, Fantasy, George R.R. Martin, History, News, Reference, Textbook
Knowledge Is Coming: Harvard Is Going To Start Offering A Game Of Thrones-Themed History Course
And you thought Jon Snow coming back to life was a surprise. This fall, Professors Sean Gilsdorf and Racha Kirakosian will be offering an intro-level Folklore and Mythology class …
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Dr. Seuss Is Helping Bankers Write More Clearly

Brittany McSorley June 1, 2017 Book News, Children, Dr. Seuss, News, Writing
Dr. Seuss Is Helping Bankers Write More Clearly
Dr. Seuss books are more than just childhood staples—apparently, they’ve become important training tools at the Bank of England. As The Guardian reports, the bank’s former deputy governor, Dame Nemat …
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