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"Time for Tea" by Helen Exley

A delightful book in the Helen Exley little gift book series, "Time for Tea" contains quotes about the joy of tea and tea drinking. It's the perfect gift for tea lovers!

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Another Ramen Noodle Night (A Poem)

A poem about the challenges that come with being a parent today.

49% 9 5 JoHarrington

Literary Genres and Forms

The World Without Fan Fiction

Every historical and current scrap of fan fiction has disappeared from the world. Should we be cheering?

49% 2 10 SteveRogerson

KZine Issue Nine: Review of May 2014 Issue

The May 2014 issue of KZine, a collection of stories for Kindle readers, contains a mix of science-fiction, fantasy and crime.

49% 6 7 tandemonimom

To Market, To Market | A Best Picture Book Review

To Market, To Market takes an old Mother Goose nursery rhyme and turns it into a delightfully absurd story.

49% 6 7 PeggyHazelwood

Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness by Susannah Cahalan

At 24, Susannah Cahalan began exhibiting physical and mental symptoms that baffled first her friends and family then her doctors.

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My Favorite Books to Read and Re-Read

My collection of books that I enjoy reading and re-reading. Some books are just that good!

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Donna Leon: The Girl of His Dreams - A Book Review

In this book review, I discuss Donna Leon’s 17th detective novel, The Girl of His Dreams. I look at what makes Leon a great crime writer and critique this intriguing book..

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Writing and Publishing

Images and Copyright

It is your responsibility to make sure that you have the rights to the images you use. Otherwise, you could end up with a lawsuit!

47% 8 5 JoHarrington

The WWI War Poems of Wilfred Owen: The Poetry is in the Pity

Wilfred Owen is arguably Britain's greatest ever war poet. His words took his readers right into the trenches of the First World War, and broke their hearts.

47% 4 8 DerdriuMarriner

Book Review: Maya's Children The Story of La Llorona by Rudolfo Anaya

Maya’s Children: The Story of La Llorona by Rudolfo Anaya gives legends of the Crying Woman in English text with Amy Córdova’s artwork and Enrique Lamadrid’s Spanish translation.

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Reasons to Read Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee

The anticipated day arrived - July 14, 2015 - when all could purchase "Go Set a Watchman" by the author of "To Kill a Mockingbird", Harper Lee. Come share my excitement!

46% 4 8 Jyreeil

Dragonriders of Pern Series

A series of more than 15 books written by Anne McCaffrey follows a number of valiant protagonists on their quest to rid their world of the diabolical foe, thread.

46% 4 8 Jyreeil

The Maze Runner Trilogy

If you liked The Hunger Games and/or Divergent, then you'll definitely love this series, which is by James Dashner.

46% 5 7 tandemonimom

Regina's Big Mistake | A Best Picture Book Review

Do you have a young child who lets perfectionism stifle her efforts? You need to get this book!

46% 2 9 WiseFool

Literary Genres and Forms

What Makes a Tragic Hero Tragic?

All tragedies need a tragic hero or heroine, but what makes a character tragic? Who are the most famous tragic heroes and what do they have in common?

46% 1 10 SteveRogerson

KZine Issue 15: Review of May 2016 Issue

From a fairy story to an adult tale about a junkie, the fifteenth issue of Kindle genre magazine KZine is well worth a read

45% 8 4 SusanM

Asterix Books List: Which are the Best?

Recommended Asterix books not to miss and extra tips on choosing a great Asterix book.

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