January 2004
Happy 2004! After the flurry of holiday madness, which I call "wrap, rip and indulge," we escaped for a weeklong vacation to the Outer Banks where I spent a lot of time reading. One afternoon we ventured out to a bookstore in Duck called Duck's Cottage where I met Jamie Layton, a bookseller. I mentioned that I loved to look at bookstores since I owned a company that had seven sites online that talked about books and authors. Before I could say more, she said, "My favorite site online is ReadingGroupGuides.com." You can well imagine the chat we had after that as we traded ideas and suggestions.
Does your group work with a bookstore or library as a resource to guide you in making your selections?
January 1, 2004, 167 voters
December 2003
Welcome to the first FaithfulReader.com newsletter.
We know this arrives in your mailbox as you prepare for the holidays. We hope you will give it a look now --- perhaps we have the perfect answers for some last minute holiday gifts --- and then save it someplace to refer back to when life is a tad less busy.
Our goal with this website is to share with you news about Christian books and authors. Through a mix of reviews, interviews and features, we will keep you in touch with the best of Christian writing.
December 2003
Happy holidays from all of us at Kidsreads.com. For most of you, your holiday vacation already has begun; for others of you, it starts next week!
What do you think was the BEST book of 2003?
December 19, 2003
December 2003
Happy holidays from all of us at Teenreads.com. By now we assume you are caught up in a frenzy of shopping, wrapping and parties. I personally love giving gifts, but have gift anxiety about receiving them.
December 19, 2003
Are you ready for the holidays? I just about am. I am wrapping up some of my favorite books of the year for family and friends, which is a nice way to celebrate the season. I hope that they enjoy them as much as I did.
December 12, 2003This week we have a special author to share with you in our Debut Author: One to Watch feature. She's Jodi Compton, who has written a book called THE 37th HOUR that will be in stores on December 30th. Joe Hartlaub, Wiley Saichek and I all read this and immediately blitz emailed each other talking about the storyline --- and the great writing. Not sure if you know, but Joe lives and works in Ohio, Wiley lives and works in Texas and I work out of our New York office. Thus when we "talk" about a book the mail and IMs are fast and furious, which is what happened as we all finished THE 37TH HOUR.
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