If you're still in the market for an eReader Barnes and Noble is offering a free ebook from The Hunger Games Trilogy with the purchase of any NOOK eReader.
NOOK Hunger Games ebook Offer
I haven't yet begun reading this trilogy. Our fifteen year old daughter loves the series and wants me to read it. It seems to me that it isn't the sort of book series I can handle reading though. I think I am going to see the film and then decided whether or not I can handle reading the books...
23 February 2012
07 February 2012
Kindle Fire deal this week at Walmart
If you're in the market for an ereader check out this deal: CouponingToDisney
I've read that the NOOK products may have a slight advantage for those with vision issues; other than that, I feel that one can't go wrong with either brand.
Happy reading!
I've read that the NOOK products may have a slight advantage for those with vision issues; other than that, I feel that one can't go wrong with either brand.
Happy reading!
06 February 2012
Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination by Helen Fielding
Did you love Bridget Jones' Diary?
Helen Fielding has hit the pages again; this time with a new character but just as many funny circumstances.
Olivia Joules is a young British woman who has had to fight to make her way, alone, in the world. She has that fiesty British determination to rise above her circumstances.
Orphaned at the age of fourteen, she changed her name from Rachel Pixley to the much more romantic Olivia Joules.
She has a list of "Rules for Living" that helps her to remain grounded in reality...most of the time. And yet...sometimes...sometimes she gets in over her head.
Olivia Joules is a writer for the Sunday Times. She yearns for the chance to writesomething a bit less "fluffy". If only her editor would assign her to somethingmore important.
Grab this book and join Olivia on the adventure that lies ahead. You won't believe what she gets herself into.
Helen Fielding has hit the pages again; this time with a new character but just as many funny circumstances.
Olivia Joules is a young British woman who has had to fight to make her way, alone, in the world. She has that fiesty British determination to rise above her circumstances. Orphaned at the age of fourteen, she changed her name from Rachel Pixley to the much more romantic Olivia Joules.
She has a list of "Rules for Living" that helps her to remain grounded in reality...most of the time. And yet...sometimes...sometimes she gets in over her head.
Olivia Joules is a writer for the Sunday Times. She yearns for the chance to writesomething a bit less "fluffy". If only her editor would assign her to somethingmore important.
Grab this book and join Olivia on the adventure that lies ahead. You won't believe what she gets herself into.
04 February 2012
January's over. Did you read any great books?
2012 began as a great year of reading for me.
I read these titles:
Mr. Monk is Miserable by Lee Goldberg
Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination by Helen Fielding
Sleepwalk with Me and Other Painfully True Stories by Mike Birbiglia
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Explained: For
Teenagers, by Teenagers by G.R. Lauder
Sabotaged (The Missing, Book 3) by Margaret Peterson
Haddix
The Mailbox by Audrey Shafer
Any of them that I havent already reviewed will be reviewed here in the future. Tune in to read my reviews!
I read these titles:
Sleepwalk with Me and Other Painfully True Stories by Mike Birbiglia
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Explained: For
Teenagers, by Teenagers by G.R. Lauder
Sabotaged (The Missing, Book 3) by Margaret Peterson Haddix
The Mailbox by Audrey ShaferAny of them that I havent already reviewed will be reviewed here in the future. Tune in to read my reviews!
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