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December 22, 2011

India Knight on How to Give Books

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Dragon Tattoo now in theaters

Week of December 22, 2011

This week's top five on the Indie Bestseller List are 11/22/63 by Stephen King, Death Comes to Pemberley by P.D. James, The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach, The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes and 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami.

December 2011

Happy Holidays everyone! Is school out yet? Is your family planning on traveling this year, or are you all snuggling up for a relaxing “stay-cation” (a personal favorite holiday tactic of mine)? Whatever your plans, I know that no school and colder weather make for more time spent inside with some good reads --- especially if you plan on receiving books this holiday season (and we hope you are). Have WE got some ideas to keep you bookishly entertained.

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Epic Deals Skyscraper

December 21, 2011

Mira Bartok on an Arctic Christmas

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Mira Bartók is a Chicago-born artist and writer and the author of twenty-eight books for children. Her writing has appeared in several literary journals and anthologies, and has been noted in The Best American Essays series. She lives in western Massachusetts, where she runs Mira List, a blog that helps artists find funding and residences all over the world. She has received awards from such organizations as the Fulbright-Hayes Foundation, the Associated Writing Programs, the Illinois Arts Council, Pollock-Krasner Grant, and the Carnegie Fund for Writers. Here she talks about the Christmas she spent in the Arctic while on a Fulbright Fellowship.
December 21, 2011

Jim Zub: Violently Young: Writing SKULLKICKERS

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With each issue of Skullkickers, the action-comedy fantasy comic series I write and co-created, I skirt a very thin edge. Skullkickers is an unabashedly violent adventure series with minimal morals but lots of goofy bloodletting and hijinks. It’s also rated for readers age 12+. You can image those two elements --- content and age rating, sometimes have a hard time seeing eye to eye.

December 2011

Happy Holidays everyone! Are your kids out of school yet? Is your family planning on traveling this year, or are you all snuggling up for a relaxing “stay-cation” (a personal favorite holiday tactic of mine)? Whatever your plans, I know that no school and colder weather can make for a scramble to find indoor activities. How about some good reads? Books make great gifts --- and have WE got some ideas to keep your kids bookishly entertained.

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December 2011

One of our signature features, the Ultimate Reading List, is back! It now includes not only book covers and a description of the book, but also author photos! With more than 400 titles on the list, it was a lengthy process to move this content over to the new site, and we received so many letters from readers who were desperately searching the new Teenreads for this list. We knew it was popular, but after answering dozens of letters, we KNOW it's one powerful list.

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December 20, 2011

The following are lists of books releasing the weeks of December 19th and December 26th that we think will be of interest to Teenreads.com readers.

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