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Melissa Clark is a diehard foodie, freelance columnist and the author of over 29 cookbooks --- including IN THE
Ryan Donovan is a senior librarian at the New York Public Library. He's reviewed youth fiction and graphic novel titles for Booklist and School Library Journal. He also presented on a panel entitled Comics, Graphic Novels, and Manga for Adults at the New York Comic-Con 2010. A longtime comic fan, he often writes about comic books on his personal blog, Ryan, the Librarian.

Fixing Delilah by Sarah Ockler

December 2010

Delilah Hannaford’s life is falling apart. A compromising picture of her is posted on her school’s website, and none of her friends will talk to her anymore. Her grades are falling, she’s just been caught shoplifting, and her grandmother has died. As she, her mother, and her aunt work to clear and repair the family home, Delilah begins to uncover her family’s secrets. Will Delilah find the answers she needs to fix her life?

Witch & Wizard: The Gift by James Patterson

December 2010

James Patterson gives readers the scoop on THE GIFT, the second book in his Witch & Wizard series, which he has co-written with Ned Rust.

Matched by Ally Condie

December 2010

Rather than reading a description of MATCHED, watch author Ally Condie talk about her exciting debut novel, a dystopian love story that marks the first of a trilogy.

Vixen by Jillian Larkin

December 2010

VIXEN is the first novel in debut author Jillian Larkin’s sexy, dangerous and ridiculously romantic new series set in the Roaring Twenties…when anything goes.

What to Give, What to Get 2010

We’ve created a special What to Give, What to Get Guide with you in mind --- it’s just for kids! We have books that we know you’ll love to unwrap this season, so check it out. We’re sure you’ll end up spotting a title or two that you can add to YOUR holiday list.

December 2010

It’s December!? Where did this year go? I can’t believe this is our last ReadingGroupGuides.com Monthly Newsletter of the year. Looking back through this year’s newsletters, I found myself reminiscing about the books we shared with you. It was quite a year!

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December 1, 2010, 324 voters

Three years ago, comics and graphics novels first grabbed a significant presence at the Miami Book Fair International. I actually was at the meeting when Mitch Kaplan, one of the founders of the Fair and the owner of the fabulous bookstore Books & Books, asked John Shableski from Diamond Book Distributors to create programming and booth presence for comics creators and publishers. And oh, how the idea has grown since then. This year, there were more than 50 comics folks participating and there was a Comix Galaxy track of programming throughout the weekend, as well as a two-day School of Comics—which used to be one day.