Today for our April Book of the Month, we've got a couple brand-new desktop wallpapers for Wither by Lauren DeStefano, the first in the new Chemical Garden Trilogy. (And many thanks, once again, to Vania of VLC Productions for letting us use some of her gorgeous images in our creations!) As always, click to view... Continue Reading →
All this week, we're featuring Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen, in anticipation of the upcoming movie adaptation. And because we know you want them (and frankly, so do we), we've created a collection of brand new, original desktop wallpapers featuring images from the upcoming movie. Just click to view full-size, then right-click to save.... Continue Reading →
All this week, we're featuring Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen, in anticipation of the upcoming movie adaptation. And because we know you want them (and frankly, so do we), we've created a collection of brand new, original desktop wallpapers featuring images from the upcoming movie. Just click to view full-size, then right-click to save.... Continue Reading →
And now it's time for part 3 of our 3-part interview with Wither author Lauren DeStefano, and today she's answering the Novel Novice flash questions! If they made a Lauren DeStefano candle, what would it smell like? Cat hair and sleep depravation. Favorite cartoon? Spirited Away Chocolate or vanilla? Vanilla Your personal theme song? "In... Continue Reading →
And now it's time for part 3 of our 3-part interview with Wither author Lauren DeStefano, and today she's answering the Novel Novice flash questions! If they made a Lauren DeStefano candle, what would it smell like? Cat hair and sleep depravation. Favorite cartoon? Spirited Away Chocolate or vanilla? Vanilla Your personal theme song? "In... Continue Reading →
In case you hadn't heard, a couple of new books hit stores last week ... City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare and Red Glove by Holly Black. And now, Cassie & Holly are out on TOUR together -- and in fact, we'll be interviewing the dynamic duo on Wednesday, April 13th before their Portland,... Continue Reading →
There is so much to love about Sara Gruen's Water For Elephants, from the lush and magical setting of a 1930s circus, to the sweeping forbidden romance, to the heartbreaking recollections of narrator Jacob Jankowski. But besides offering a sweep-you-off-your-feet reading experience (and a highly-anticipated movie adaptation late this month), there are plenty of opportunities... Continue Reading →
There is so much to love about Sara Gruen's Water For Elephants, from the lush and magical setting of a 1930s circus, to the sweeping forbidden romance, to the heartbreaking recollections of narrator Jacob Jankowski. But besides offering a sweep-you-off-your-feet reading experience (and a highly-anticipated movie adaptation late this month), there are plenty of opportunities... Continue Reading →
Juniper Berry by M.P. Kozlowsky, “a tale of temptation and terror,” was exactly as described. Juniper is a typical 11-year old girl, with a pair of not-typical parents. Being the world's most famous actor and actress, Juniper’s parents used to be the best mother and father in the world. But soon Juniper starts to notice... Continue Reading →
Today, we've got part 2 of our 3-part exclusive interview with Lauren DeStefano, the author of our April Book of the Month, Wither. Would you ever consider writing any spin-offs (short stories or books) about any of the other characters in WITHER? Maybe the other wives or Linden? (Because we'd read those -- we'd totally... Continue Reading →
