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Wealthy Women: Mini-Reviews

June 17, 2016

wealthy women

  You might have thought this was a one-time post, but if so, you don't know me well. I love two things in the reading-for-pure-entertainment genre: wealth and dysfunction so I will always give novels that allude to either a chance. If they can also be about female friendship, even better! This month's choices mash things up in a way that makes for interesting ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Book Reviews, Feature, Fiction Tagged: chick lit, ecco, friendship, Riverhead Books

It’s Monday, June 13th: What are You Reading?

June 13, 2016

monday reading

This picture is only mildly appropriate as Seattle is flipping on an almost daily basis between summer heat and rainy chills (wear shorts? or a sweater?). It might also be a good metaphor for my reading. Somehow, I got a little crazy with the number of books I have to read in June and now I’m blowing hot and cold on almost every one.  So, today this is not only ‘Monday ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Feature, Reading Tagged: books

Reading Synchronicity: The Mind Inside

June 6, 2016

mind inside

  Hello, dear readers. This week is going to have a bit of a theme—not because I consciously planned it that way, but because my reading did. And if my reading had cooperated (all right, if my discipline about writing reviews had cooperated) these reviews would have coincided last month with Mental Health Awareness month. Instead, they’re here now, which is all right ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Feature Tagged: books, mental health, reading

BEA: It’s a Wrap

May 20, 2016

bea

I promise, this is my last post about BEA and on Monday I'll be back to book reviews—providing  I can get my brain to work again. Today I just wanted to share photos of some of the other aspects of the trip.   In case you think going to conferences is all glamour and fun, it may be fun but there is nothing glamorous about walking…and walking…and walking. My pal April was ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Feature Tagged: BEA, Chicago, event, restaurants

BEA: Books and Authors

May 18, 2016

bea books

Whether you are going to a trade show as a buyer or an industry professional it is standard to have a game plan. And then watch it get blown to pieces as company representatives pitch you what they want to sell. In the case of BEA the companies are publishers and the reps are publicists and boy, are they good at their jobs. I went into BEA with a lean list of 15 galleys I ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Feature Tagged: authors, BEA, books, event

BEA: The People

May 16, 2016

bea

Hello, kittens! Sorry for the delay in writing. I have lots of excuses, but let’s just go with: the trip to BEA was so fabulous it left my head spinning and I’ve only now gotten myself pulled together enough to write. That’s not far from the truth because to say it was marvelous is an understatement. I have loads to share so am going to keep it simple today and talk about my ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Feature Tagged: BEA, Chicago, event

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