Poetry is a beautiful way of expressing feelings – happy, sad, angry, caring. It’s also a way that we share with other people, to help them with those feelings.”
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Quote of the Day – April 23, 2019
Quote of the Day – April 11, 2019
Problems of an Overworked Librarian #98
Happy National Bookmobile Day!
Quote of the Day – April 10, 2019
Quote of the Day – April 8, 2019
Problems of an Overworked Librarian #97
When you are on a “Best Books of the Year” committee and your desk keeps piling up with new books…
Friday Debate: Accessibility to ARCs
Welcome to Friday Debate, a feature on cup of tea with that book, please, where every Friday a question will be posted that tantalize the brain and expands our horizons. For this week’s question:
Winners of the 2019 Waterstone Children’s Book Prize
The UK bookseller, Waterstones, has just announced the 2019 winners of their Children’s Book Prize. Celebrating their 15th anniversary this year, this award, which is chosen by Waterstones’ booksellers, honors emerging writers of exceptional talent and are blooming in the children’s writing industry.
Here are the winners:
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More Than Just Romance: Books About Women Finding Themselves
Are you tired of reading books that involve women finding the elusive “the one”? When I was a teen, I was constantly bombarded by books that characterized women needing to find a guy in order for their lives to be whole and complete. In this ever-changing society, books in the publishing world have started to reflect the independence and resilience of women. And thankfully, I have recently read great books that hit the mark: Continue reading “More Than Just Romance: Books About Women Finding Themselves”
