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Reading The World – The Literati Geek
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Reading The U.S. 1) Book must be present in the setting for 3 chapters or more for it to count. 2) Only 5 duplicate settings in total allowed. 3) Can only count 1 setting per book. 5) For biographies or non-fiction setting where person lived longest or where bulk of story takes place. China, Hong Kong. China, People’s Republic. Congo, Democratic Republic of. Congo, Republic of. Federated States of Micronesia. Holy See (Vatican City State). Korea, Democratic People’s Rep. Korea, Republic of.
#24In48 End Review – The Literati Geek
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Reading The U.S. January 17, 2016. January 17, 2016. Books read from: 5. Hours read: Day 1 – 13, Day 2 – 8 = 21. And now I’m off to settle in and start reading on The Witches again. I had to take a major break from it because Hamilton happened. Back to 1612 Salem! Hope you all had a successful #24In48! See you at the next readathon! 24In48 Hour 6 Survey. Top Ten Tuesday – Jan 19. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. W w w Wednesdays.
Reading England 2015 – The Literati Geek
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Reading The U.S. The goal is to read books that take place in 12 different counties from this list of the historic 39 counties of England. 8220;The Adventure of the Copper Beeches” By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, finished Oct 26, 2015. Sherlock and Watson investigate strange instances at a country estate. 8220;The Boscombe Valley Mystery” By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, finished Oct 26, 2015. Sherlock and Watson investigate a murder in Herefordshire. Based on the historic Pendle Witch trials in Lancashire. Follow ...
2015 In Review – The Literati Geek
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Reading The U.S. December 27, 2015. December 31, 2015. This would be the end of my first official year of book blogging, and I have to say I have noticed a change. I was a late bloomer in terms of reading. I didn’t like to read until I was 11/12 and started reading Harry Potter. And I honestly wasn’t constantly reading until I hit high school. I played a lot of sports, I didn’t have a lot of time. With a new year comes changes. 1) Book must be present in the setting for 3 chapters or more for it to count.
“Black Sheep” By Georgette Heyer: Mini Review – The Literati Geek
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Reading The U.S. 8220;Black Sheep” By Georgette Heyer: Mini Review. November 8, 2015. January 25, 2016. It took longer than anticipated to read, but was still enjoyable for what I expect from a Regency Romance Comedy. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Follow Blog via Email.
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Monday Musings | Mass Market Paperbacks – One More Page…
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One More Page…. Monday Musings Mass Market Paperbacks. July 6, 2015. Can I share a confession with you? I love mass market paperbacks for their price, but I have a hard time reading them. I first noticed this when I was reading. For the Green Gables Readalong. Now, I really love. Anne of Green Gables. But for some reason I found reading the mass market version of. To be a slog. For the next book,. Anne of the Island. This is also why I secretly think I haven’t gotten to my copies of. I’m with ya on...
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One More Page…. Monday Musings When Was the Last Time You Bought a Hardcover Book? July 27, 2015. I’ve been learning a lot during my time in publishing school, friends, and some of the most interesting aspects of it have had to do with reader behaviour. Where do we find our next read? Is there a higher chance of purchasing a book online if we heard about it online and vice versa? How many in-store purchases are impulse buys? So, let’s play a game! When was the last time you bought a hardcover book? 33 th...
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The Literate Teen
Book Review: In the Shadow of Blackbirds by Cat Winters. July 6, 2015. Publication Date: April 2nd 2013. Featuring haunting archival early-twentieth-century photographs, this is a tense, romantic story set in a past that is eerily like our own time. This book was a great read. I loved the mystery and I sped through it as fast as I could because I was eager to know what would happen next. The ending, was sad and quite surprising, even though I previously got the gist of. I Give This Book 4.5/5 Stars!
The Literate Worm | A blog about reading, writing, and other stuff that's related in one way or another.
A blog about reading, writing, and other stuff that's related in one way or another. Books I’ve Read In 2012. May 11, 2012. Recently I’ve became slightly disinterested with my blog. Daily posts are becoming something of a chore, and I think my frequent blog activity has caused me to become a bit bored. May 10, 2012. Summer’s warming wind,. Blows gently through green leaf trees. Rain is often thanked. Crisp golden leaves fall. Autumn comes as Summer fails,. And the air grows cool. Snow covers the path,.
THE LITERATI
Monday, 4 July 2011. The Literati- A Peer Reviewed Journal of Language and Literature. THE LITERATI aims to publish high-quality research articles and exceptional inspired works combining the broad fields of literature and linguistics within its focus area. We invite scholars and writers to submit high-quality written works presenting original research with thoughtful ideas and perceptive thoughts that could potentially induct avenues to new perspectives in the fields of language and culture.
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Reading The U.S. Top Ten Tuesday – Aug 23. August 22, 2016. Hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. Ten Books That Have Been On Your Shelf (Or TBR) From Before You Started Blogging That You STILL Haven’t Read Yet (this is going to be sad considering how many of those I have unread six years later…). 1) The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. I was right, it was on GG. And in the episode “A Tisket, A Tasket”, one of my faves. 2) Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky. 3) The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas.
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Proudly announces the inception of its very first book club-. All avid book lovers, students, teachers and parents are invited to get on the bandwagon and put on their thinking caps for a critical appreciation of a book, or otherwise! The club has selected books for grade 6-10 students. Each grade will be assigned one book per term and at the end of each term, the Literati will share their valuable insights and announce the verdict on the books read with their critical gavel. Made by Karan Lobana.
The Literati Press
A Journal of Fantasy and Science Fiction Discoveries. Wednesday, January 29, 2014. Find me on Bloglovin. Have you been wondering why you haven't seen any of my posts in your bloglovin feed? It's not because I have stopped blogging. I have switched -same name different host. Look for Theliteratipress. wordpress. Hope to see you there! Thursday, July 18, 2013. Breaking News: The Literati Press is moving. This site will still be here, but I won't be posting anything here. I hope that you all move with me!
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Just another WordPress.com site. Book and Author Recommendations. Series I’m Reading. Review: Yard War by Taylor Kitchings. August 15, 2015. Yard War by Taylor Kitchings. August 18,2015 – Wendy Lamb Books. 224 pages – Fiction, Middle Grade, Historical. Source: Penguin Random House. I was given a copy of this book, free, in exchange for my honest opinion. This engaging, honest, and hopeful novel is full of memorable characters, and brings the civil rights era South alive for young readers. 4 stars * *.
The Literatti
Saturday, September 25, 2010. Last night we performed Echoing the Ghosts at Galatos, the Moving Image Centre group presented the outcome of their 3 weeks spent workshopping with us and I officially ended my time as creative director for The Literatti. Something anyway. But I am proud of it nonetheless. At the end of 2008, Murray Lee started to prepare for the role in 2009. But then he got domestic responsibilities and decided to pull out. I have no idea how I managed to keep the group going at al...I hea...
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