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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Chaos and Disorder at Summer Camp
I’m a big believer in re-reading books, and I don’t think there’s any book I’ve read more times than I Want To Go Home by Gordon Korman. My guess is I’ve read it fifteen times–I lost count at twelve. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged book review, children's books, fiction, Gordon Korman, I Want to Go Home, reading, Rudy Miller
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Favorites Friday: Phantom of the Opera
This seems to be the month for anniversaries. Yesterday, January 26th, was the 24th anniversary of The Phantom of the Opera opening on Broadway. Just recently they had the 25th anniversary in London. And I’m using the Broadway anniversary as … Continue reading
A Child Commander
Another sci fi book I’ve been meaning to read for years is Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card. Now that I finally have, I enjoyed it very much–and had some serious issues with it too! The book is set an … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Science Fiction
Tagged book review, books, Ender Wiggins, Ender's Game, Orson Scott Card, reading, science fiction
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Finding a Book About Finding a Calling
I want to tell you a story about the wonders of the internet when it comes to finding books. Many years ago I was in a religious book store, and I was passing the time waiting while my parents shopped … Continue reading
Posted in Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged acrobats, finding a purpose, Liz Filleul, picture books, reading, religious books, Tumbler
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Favorites Friday: Shakespeare Plays
I’m a Shakespeare geek, and I own to that. I was in Shakespeare Society in high school, and many of my best memories from high school involve the Bard. So, today, my favorite Shakespeare plays: Much Ado About Nothing My … Continue reading

