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In Her Shoes and The Notebook

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Elizabeth Delos Reyes

I just finished watching a couple of movies – IN HER SHOES and THE NOTEBOOK. I loved these films so much that I actually have watched each of them like more than 5 times already but still they always remain on my top favorites (obviously), plus I’ve also read the books. In Her Shoes is [...]

Willam Shakespeare

Posted on October 21, 2009 by Nidha N

William Shakespeare is perhaps the most famous author in English. A dramatist who lived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth in the 16th Century England, he wrote his dramas primarily to be played in the stage at that time. Most of his dramas received widespread popularity and acceptance at that times, and his popularity has [...]

Scott Westerfeld

Posted on October 13, 2009 by Sarah Drake

Scott Westerfeld has become one of my favorite authors recently. I have read almost all the books that he has published now and have enjoyed every single one of them. He has a broad range of writing abilities and I love his style. He is able to make you think about things [...]

Tamora Pierce

Posted on October 10, 2009 by Sarah Drake

Tamora Pierce is one of my very favorite authors. She writes fantasy for teen girls and I still like her, even though I am no longer a teen. It is easy to see why I enjoy her writing, though. She has said that she writes what she could not find when she [...]

Jennifer Cruisie

Posted on October 10, 2009 by Sarah Drake

Jennifer Cruisie is one of my favorite authors. Everything I have read by her has been incredibly funny with wonderful characters and intersting plot lines. It is easy to see why she is one of the best selling authors in the comedic romance genre. She does what any good writer should do: [...]

Nora Roberts

Posted on October 10, 2009 by Sarah Drake

One of my favorite authors is Nora Roberts. She has written so many books it is hard to keep count of them all, and it does not help that she is constantly whipping out more every time I turn around. All the characters that she creates are interesting, even the small characters that [...]

H.P. and The Half -Blood Prince

Posted on July 08, 2009 by hubbort

After the red carpet premier of the much awaited movie of the year, Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince is due to its world premier a little over a week from now. I don’t want to ruin your day if you have no idea yet as to what will happen on this episode of  J.K. Rowling seven books [...]

The darkest evening of the year, by Dean Koontz

Posted on June 26, 2009 by william swafford

This was a very well writing book by Dean Koontz. He doesn’t let his fans down. If you are a dog lover and love suspense novels, than you will love this book.
Uses rescued Golden Retrievers as charcters in his book. He captures their personalities in everyone, but [...]

The Magician

Posted on June 25, 2009 by Esperanza Dodge

The Magician by Michael Scott has proved to be as addicting and as good as the prequel, The Alchemyst. This time, the Magician refers to Dee instead of Nicholas Flamel. Throughout the book you become intrigued in all the mythology, history and magic. The plot is a very interesting one that keeps [...]

Playing for Pizza

Posted on June 24, 2009 by william swafford

This is a very good book by John Grisham. It’s not a murder or thriller novel, but it kept me wanting to read. He gets out of his way of putting a lot of legal stuff in his books and made it about football and kept it there. This [...]

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