September 2010
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By Shannon Yarbrough on September 28, 2010
Well, we’ve been waiting all summer for Barnes & Noble to release it’s ebook publishing for the Nook, PubIt!, and today is the big day. Here’s the email blast that went out today:
Posted in Announcements, E-publishing, PubIt! | Tagged B&N, B&N nook, barnes and noble, epublishing B&N, nook, pub it, pubit, publishing for the nook |
By LK Gardner-Griffie on September 23, 2010
I happened to run across this book last year at the Orange County Kids Book Festival. As a girl, I loved ghost stories, and the premise for the book intrigued me, and I knew I had to give it a read.
Posted in Horror/Supernatural, LK Gardner-Griffie, Young Adult/Juvenile | Tagged book review, ghost girls, ghost story, juvenile fiction, Karen Chilton, LK Gardner-Griffie, The Haunting on Devil's Den Road |
By Shannon Yarbrough on September 23, 2010
LLBR is pleased to announce that we have a new reviewer joining us this month! Please welcome Peter Hassebroek !
Posted in Announcements, Peter Hassebroek, Reviewers | Tagged Peter Hassebroek |
By Peter Hassebroek on September 15, 2010
It’s hard to imagine people out there still unfamiliar with The Internet. Even harder to imagine teaching one, a grandparent say, who suddenly gets a Netbook or other computer and wants to go surfin’. As daunting as sharing a skill one takes for granted, like a parent teaching a child to drive perhaps. This is where Untangling The Internet aims to help.
Posted in Educational, Peter Hassebroek | Tagged how-to internet, internet help book, ohad kravchick, take it easy series, untangling the internet |
By Shannon Yarbrough on September 11, 2010
I’ve said it before in other historical or nonfiction books I’ve reviewed here: I was not a fan of history class back in school, and I blame the bland teachers who doubled as coaches and only taught history because they had to teach something besides kick ball. History was boring to me thanks to those boring teachers. But I have authors like Michael E. Newton to thank for bringing me back to the fold. If you are not a fan of historical nonfiction, I absolutely beg you to pick up his book and at least give it a try. I have only one word to describe it: Brilliant!
Posted in Educational, History, Non-Fiction, Shannon Yarbrough | Tagged ancient greece, ancient israel, ancient rome, communist russia, fascist italy, michael e. newton, nazi germany, the path to tyranny |
By Guest Reviewers on September 7, 2010
Margreet Dietz’s book, A Work in Progress, helps writers with their work in progress. Read her review of her own book here…
Posted in Exercises in Writing, Guest Reviewers, Read My Book! | Tagged a work in progress, margreet dietz, read my book, review my book |
By Guest Reviewers on September 3, 2010
Henry Baum is not dead, and neither is his book The American Book of The Dead. Read Henry’s lively review of his own book…
Posted in Future Historical Fiction, Guest Reviewers, Read My Book! | Tagged henry baum, ippy award winner, read my book, review my book, self-publishing review, the american book of the dead |
By Guest Reviewers on September 1, 2010
Michelle Davidson Argyle reviews her own book, Cinders, a dark poetic fairytale with a twist!
Posted in Guest Reviewers, Poetic Literary Dark Fairytale, Read My Book! | Tagged cinders, michelle davidson argyle, read my book, review my book |
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