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Book Bloggers (mostly)

Writability

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Books and Chocolate

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The Character Connection

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Deborah Lawrenson

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Impressions In Ink

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Reading on a Rainy Day

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Ladybug Storytime!

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The Literary Stew

The Best Books I Read in 2016 - From the 25 books I read in 2016, here's a list of the nine best ones. There are four works of non-fiction, one psychological thriller, two modern classics...
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This Book and I Could Be Friends

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The Feather and the Rose

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Fluidity of Time

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A Striped Armchair

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Blood and Barricades

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Tiny Library

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Oh! Paper Pages

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Tarah Dunn

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Passages of the Pen

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Purple Jelly Bean Reviews

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Reading to Penguins

A Quickie Review of Saga, Volume 2, by Brian K. Vauhan - It's probably obvious by now that I'm not as comfortable reviewing graphic novels as I am with standard novels. It's more or less an entirely different med...
4 years ago
The Blue Bookcase

A Universal History of Iniquity by Jorge Luis Borges - Borges via*Reviewed by Susanna Allred* Published: 1935 It's about: Borges appropriates and tweeks lives of historical criminals--Chinese pirates, Old Wes...
4 years ago
A Few More Pages

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4 years ago
Ready When You Are, C.B.

How to Write Entertaining History: Fire and Brimstone: The North Butte Mining Disaster of 1917 by Michael Punke - I'm heading for Montana to study mining this Saturday, courtesy of a National Endowment for the Humanities Landmarks in History program. Every summer th...
4 years ago
Reading between Pages..

The Sooner the Better by Debbie Macomber - “The Sooner The Better” starts when Lorraine Dancy finds an agonizing truth that everything she knew about her father was a lie. She was always made to bel...
4 years ago
And the plot thickens...

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close - Jonathan Safran Foer - It has been ages since I've posted on here! I miss my blog but it started to feel like a chore. It was like 'having' to review and blog each book I read wa...
5 years ago
Reading in the Mountains

Adam Orser: Chronicles of Evolution by Daniel Armand - *Goodreads Summary* Adam Orser seems to be a regular guy, leading a fairly successful life in Toronto as a psychologist with a loving girlfriend, Jazmin. ...
5 years ago
Miss Lemon's Mysteries

Miss Lemon's Mystery Roundup, 2011 - Aside from a fragrant cup of Earl Grey, there is almost nothing Miss Lemon likes more than tucking in to a delicious mystery. The more British that myster...
5 years ago
Bookish Dame Goes Steampunk

Steampunkish Books To Be Reviewed! Coming Soon~ - These are just some books in my stacks that I plan to read in November. I wanted to share some quick notes on them. Book #4 in the Clockwork Century Ser...
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The Book Garden

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Blogs to Sneak a Peak

Ghost Stories and Haunted Places

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Look Me In The Eye

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*Cute ᾔ CooL* Freebies

Mobile Art Mastery - Today is the VERY LAST DAY to take advantage of the 55% OFF mega discount for Susan Tuttle's new online course, Mobile Art Mastery. Take a look and sign...
1 year ago
My Pear Tree House

12 things to do for a cancer patient - I thought it might be useful to set out my (very personal) thoughts about what one can do to help a person with an illness like cancer. So much is writte...
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Writing Out Loud

A word to guide me through 2016 - This year was, quite frankly, bloody marvellous. Who would have thought you could change your family’s location, lifestyle, occupations and everything be...
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Life In A Pink Fibro

Breaking up is hard to do - So, this is a difficult post to write. If you received my newsletter earlier this week, you'll know that I'm making some changes. The allisontait.com webs...
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My Inner Stillness

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What Katie Ate

Vive la France! (and a few missing oeufs...) - I've been meaning to write up this post for a few days but alas I have been pretty unwell and bed-ridden for the past 6 or so days with a rotten stomach ...
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Headspace

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screamedia

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Interior Design Blogs

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Kelly's Kitchen Sync

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