In other news, my husband is recovering nicely from his latest spinal column surgery, our driveway is being replaced and widened, and the cat (see above) turned out to be not missing after all, as he was merely asleep in the basement on top of some shelving where he had figured out how to climb up but not down.
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Our WFC 2013 memberships are sold!
In other news, my husband is recovering nicely from his latest spinal column surgery, our driveway is being replaced and widened, and the cat (see above) turned out to be not missing after all, as he was merely asleep in the basement on top of some shelving where he had figured out how to climb up but not down.
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The curse of YA, or Why is Harry Potter an orphan?
I saw a link on Neil Gaiman's Facebook page to this NYT Books section essay about how prevalent bad or missing parents are in YA fiction. It's a…
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More on "sticky books"
Since my post of the other day, I have decided that either kids' books are more likely to be inherently sticky or that things we read when young are…
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And a little child shall lead them
The subject line refers not to religion, but to publishing. The Washington Post did away with their print Book World standalone section, which used…
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