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Yeah, I did not agree with that article. It came to my attention after a bunch of YA authors were very "up in arms" about Ruth Graham's take on adults reading Young Adult books. I feel adults can (and should) read anything that brings them pleasure and that there is value and enrichment...

Thought some of you may want to check these lists out! http://www.towerhamlets-sls.org.uk/the-list-teen-booklist-2014/ Have you read any of these titles?

Oooooh!!! I think I found it! http://www.curiousbookfans.co.uk/2012/fiction-books/9655/the-making-of-us-lisa-jewell The Making of Us by Lisa Jewell?

Do any of these look like your book? http://yabooksfordonoroffspring.blogspot.com/ I skimmed the synopses and didn't find what you described, but maybe you'll have better luck. Still looking.....

I may have mispoke. I just know that Polly opted to not choose a new book for the upcoming month due to lack of participation and is planning to pick things back up in the Fall. Please feel free to read/discuss the current month's selection!

Thank you for the feedback! We agree that we need more active members. One thought with the newsletters was that it may bring back members who have registered on the site but forgotten about it. We hoped to find some engaging threads we could bring more attention to in highlighting them. We...

No idea...LOTS. :) Definitely over 100. I'd say half belong to my children though.... Same question.

Without regard? No. If it were safe and you could do it for free, would you visit Mars?

Welcome to the forum, Tara! We're happy to have you! :)

:welcome Welcome to the forum, bianxox! We're looking forward to hearing from you! :)

:welcome Welcome, Sandra! :)

:welcome Welcome, Sarah! We're glad you're here! :) Feel free to start your own review journal (here), or individual threads for the books you've read if you don't find them being discussed here already. What have you been reading recently?

There's a link on his profile page, Ana. :) Click on "info" if you don't see it right away, but it should also be on the left under his member name/avatar.

Depends on my mood - and depends on the BBQ sauce. :) Light or dark meat?

No worries! I wouldn't pay that for an e-book either, and borrow most of the things I read from the library.

In general, no. However, the "Murder We Schmoozed" group has their own sub-community that is specific to the genre. When they created the "Mystery Writer Central" sub-forum a few months ago, they created this sticky post for it: "Book and Reader has a Writer's Room and a Shameless...

I'm so glad you're finding a book I read interesting! To Be Perfectly Honest is definitely not the best example of verse writing, it just struck me as interesting how differently I would have read the book had the words been positioned differently on the pages. Keep in mind that a lot of verse...

Not yet....knocking on wood. ;) My girls really want a snake, so if we get one I'm guessing that will up the odds of my getting bit at some point.... Ever lost a pet? (as in actually losing, not because it dies)

Hi, Steven! I've moved your post into the Book and Reader "Self-Promotion" area. Congratulations on completing your first novella! It definitely sounds interesting. I don't read a lot of thriller type stories, but may give it a try. You also may want to post about your book in the Crime...

:welcome Welcome, Book Whisperer! I LOVE book bloggers (I used to be one). :) Looking forward to hearing about the books you read and your adventures in blogging.