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With the amount of time we already spend on the computer it seems like a natural step in the evolution of technology that we will spend more time reading novels either on a PC or with another reading device. With the improved technology of reading

Good Reads Social Networking
Social networking has been picking up momentum for years. It all started with Yahoo Groups, extended to the incredibly popular Myspace and Facebook and now there are the niche groups popping up; like Good Reads, which is designed to bring together book lovers.

Patricia Wood - Author Interview
Imagine working as a writer full time on your sailboat in Honolulu, Hawaii. Patricia Wood doesn't have to use her imagination. She is living this dream. Her sailboat? A 48 foot ketch called Orion. This hasn't always been the case. According

Town House Review
Thirty-six year old Jack Madigan lives at 117 Battersea Road in Boston in the town house of his deceased rock star father. Jack was nine years old when his father died as a result of a wound he received during a concert when he bit into a turtle. Not just any turtle, a snapper

The Bell Review
Iris Murdochīs The Bell is her fourth of twenty-six published novels. It was released in 1958 but takes place in England in the late forties. This is my second Murdoch novel and I found it flows and is much more vivid in detail than her

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rec prodA Girl Like Che Guevara by Teresa de la Caridad Do
In Havana, Cuba during 1982 high school students were required to put in time in the Tobacco fields as part of their learning and as service to the communist regime. A Girl Like Che Guevara follows the life of Lourdes Torres from her sixteenth birthday through her four month term (January - April) in the School-in-the-Fields Pinar del Rio camp.
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Winner of this yearīs Pulitzer Prize for fiction! March is the story of one man and his experience during the American Civil War. The main character, Mr March, a chaplain, comes from Louisa May Alcottīs classic novel Little Women. Mr. March has left his wife and four daughters to fend for themselves while heīs away at war. An interesting perspective not looked at by Alcott.
rec prodOn Beauty by Zadie Smith
Winner of the 2006 Orange Literary Prize for women. An English scholar with three children has a midlife crisis about the time one of his sonīs finds love on the other side of the globe. Asks a lot of questions and then forces the characters to look for the answers in humorous ways. Reuters UK says it explores "race, class and arrogance at a U.S. university".

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