April 2004
This newsletter arrives in your mailboxes a tad later than usual this month, but with good reason. We have added one new feature and are looking for some people to test another.
Which of the following books would you be interested in reading with your group based upon the description noted?
April 1, 2004, 369 voters
March 2004
It takes a month from the time we first assign reviews for FaithfulReader.com till the time we hit send on this newsletter. During the month the content builds, the features grow and the replies to our interview questions come in. Each month it's like building a new house.
Which of the following books has your group read, or do you plan to read?
March 1, 2004, 1129 voters
March 26, 2004
I am writing this note on Thursday night before I leave town for a weekend at the Virginia Festival of the Book in Charlottesville. It was a busy week here as we tried to compress five days into four so I could get out of town.
March 2004We need spring to get sprung around here. In New York today we had SIX inches of snow. This is just NOT RIGHT. We want to see blue skies and sun and smell spring in the air. NO MORE WHITE STUFF! Okay, now I feel better. March 2004We need spring to get sprung around here in the New York area. When the phone rang Friday morning announcing yet another snow day, I was ready to scream. I was less happy when the sun came out by 10 and the roads were all blacktop. WHY was school cancelled? March 19, 2004After managing to get through the entire winter without being sick, last weekend I got nailed by a cold that just knocked the stuffing out of me. I spent hours on the couch reading and sneezing. When the sneezing was at its worst I went right for a "comfort book" and read an advance copy of the new Kate White mystery, TIL DEATH DO US PART, which will be out in June. I like her character Bailey and for a while I felt like an old friend was visiting with me on the couch. I love when a book does that.
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