OK, as much as I thought I knew about YA lit, I’m going to have to say here and now that I don’t know a blessed thing. I mean, John Green lives right here in Indianapolis and I had no idea! Not that I’d go rushing to his front door and ask him to autography… Read More Pass the book, please!
I’m still thinking about inspiration. When I was a teen, as much as I read I don’t think I found inspiration in books. I know I wanted to be as successful as… as thin as… as smart as… Who?? Maybe it was Ali McGraw who wore that hat, married her true love and told us… Read More Alex Inspires
“Test, experiment, enact what you’re learning. Learning without execution is a big engine with no wheels.” Yes, we’re having a reversal today: you’re posting the readings. I do have one reading, though and this one reading is what caused me to change paths today. I ran across Chris Brogan on Twitter and from there ventrued… Read More SundayMorningReads/sdaergninromyadnus
I’ve finally gotten resolution to my computer issues: my Acer died and I’m now the proud owner of an Asus. I miss my little Acer! I rushed to by this new laptop and didn’t get a chance to do my research. I was lucky to have a female sales clerk who really walked me through… Read More AromaTherapy
Doret has a wonderful interview on Justine Larbalestier’s blog (Liar) about her passion for YA sports books. W.A.R. continues, today with Brent Hartinger. Of course the author of Geography Club contributes to this important project! Geography Club probably makes the most profound statement about inclusion of any book I’ve ever read. I never talk about… Read More Terrific Tuesday Newsday
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