My students blogged last
year about favorite books, and it went really well.
Not exact matches
I saw Douglas Gresham speak
about 10
years ago and he said that Till We Have Faces is his
favorite book by Lewis.
I'm linking up to my latest post
about planning out this
years» garden — including links to my
favorite seed catalogs, influential
books I've read this winter, companion planting tips, and more!
I have been your fan for at least 5
years and I loved your posts
about travel and most, your
favorite things posts because we seem to have the same taste in
books, movies, programs.
After I made them I realized that Heidi already wrote
about them
years ago, claiming they were her
favorite cookie AND that David had included a recipe for an adaption in his latest
book Ready for Dessert: My Best Recipes.
I was so touched that Jamie Lee Curtis read the memoir, seeing as her
book Tell Me Again
About the Night I Was Born was Tariku's favorite for about 2 y
About the Night I Was Born was Tariku's
favorite for
about 2 y
about 2
years.
Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System Director Mary Jean Jakubowski had a few
favorite books this
year, each one
about perseverance, hope and survival: The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah; The Art of Risk: The New Science of Courage, Caution & Chance by Kayt Sukel; and Etched in Sand: A True Story of Five Siblings Who Survived an Unspeakable Childhood on Long Island by Regina Calcaterra.
Apropos Ray's comments on my two excursions into climate (and he's one of my
favorite commentators on climate subjects), that Atlantic Monthly cover story was written nine
years ago and the
book about five
years ago.
This is one of the best
books I've read all
year (my
book favorites list is coming soon) and I'll be thinking
about it for a long time to come.
December 17, 2010 • Our series on
Favorite Books of 2010 takes a special request from Susan Stamberg to talk
about a
book from a previous
year: Olive Kitteridge.
To help her get to know all the new teachers, she asked them at the beginning of the school
year to fill out information forms
about themselves, including their birthdays, and
favorite colors, foods, candy, and
books.
List your
favorite read - aloud this
year and describe something the
book made you think more
about.
Traditionally, requiring students to write an end of
year summary
about their
favorite books is a task most students find quite boring.
We'll post more
about the
year's biggest
books - to - film closer to the Academy Awards, but for now tell us: Which was your
favorite adaptation?
The Children's
Book narrowly missed our 2009 Fiction Top 10 and was a personal
favorite of mine this
year — if I haven't gone on
about it enough to convince you here, read the full review.
Well, it's December, and you know what that means: Time to start panicking
about Christmas shopping... OR you could just hit up your
favorite bookstore, buy a few of our best
books of the
year for your family and friends, and then put your feet up and read a seasonally appropriate novel.
Final thoughts: A couple of
years ago, when I first wrote
about such a device in comparison to the Kindle, one of my
favorite bloggers, Michael Hyatt, the CEO of Nashville - based Thomas Nelson, the sixth largest
book publisher in the U.S., made a comment on my post.
I read
about about a
book a week, which is a lot less than many
book bloggers — but enough that characters and storylines start to blur together, and at the end of the
year, it's not hard to determine which
books are far and away my
favorites.
Tell us
about your
favorite book of the
year.
Click here to browse the list of this
year's contributors — and learn
about the
favorite books of a few of your
favorite authors.
• Adelle Waldman — author of one of my
favorite books of the
year — wrote this thought - provoking article over on Page - Turner
about the tendency of writers to use female beauty without adequate consideration.
Favorite travel
book (s): If you're asking
about travel guides I have three
favorites: Rough Guides, Lovely Planet and, not only because they were Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope's underwriter for five
years, D.K. Eyewitness Travel Guides — amazing images.
The idea for the
book came
about when Francia's five -
year - old cousin asked her to write a recipe for her
favorite pastry snack.
Apropos Ray's comments on my two excursions into climate (and he's one of my
favorite commentators on climate subjects), that Atlantic Monthly cover story was written nine
years ago and the
book about five
years ago.
This is the same NPR which permitted
book excerpts from Laurie David featuring a false accolade
about Ross Gelbspan, the same radio network which allowed Gelbspan to prominently mention his
favorite leaked memo «accusation» bits where zero time was allotted for rebuttal, the same radio network which interviewed him more than one time, and the same radio network which
years later featured Al Gore's bit
about the infamous «smoking gun leaked industry memo phrase» «reposition global warming as theory rather than fact,» where the NPR writer offered not one word of curiosity
about that awkward phrase.
The incredible thing
about technology is that it has the effect of leveling the playing field. At one time there was this misguided notion that all attorneys that ended up working for the top law firms were somehow genetically superior to the rest of the legal world. As demonstrated by my
favorite book in this last
year Outliers, and this post The Outliers of the Law — the old sytem of selecting the best and brightest has no actual grounding in finding the true outliers. In this post by Jordan Furlong supports this idea that the «best and brightest» is a fallacy handed to those attorneys with the best pedigrees and economic situation rather than those most likely to be exceptional attorneys. Don't expect to see this changing any time soon.
Come tell me on facebook or twitter
about your
favorite books this
year!
We recently purchased a fixer upper, but for four
years we lived the same rental house and I wrote most of my
favorite blog posts there, wrote a
book about decorating, and learned to be content to rent.