Let me just state for the record that I am total nerd fan when it comes to Stephen Chbosky's controversial coming-of-age story The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It ranks right up there with Cather in the Rye among my personal collection of "most epic novels that have shaped my life." Now, the book is... Continue Reading →
Let me just state for the record that I am total nerd fan when it comes to Stephen Chbosky's controversial coming-of-age story The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It ranks right up there with Cather in the Rye among my personal collection of "most epic novels that have shaped my life." Now, the book is... Continue Reading →
Yesterday, we brought you our review of Picture the Dead by Adele Griffin & Lisa Brown. Today, we're excited to bring you our exclusive interview with Adele & Lisa! Special thanks to both of them for answering all our questions, and to Paul at Sourcebooks for setting up the interview. There is so much supernatural... Continue Reading →
Yesterday, we brought you our review of Picture the Dead by Adele Griffin & Lisa Brown. Today, we're excited to bring you our exclusive interview with Adele & Lisa! Special thanks to both of them for answering all our questions, and to Paul at Sourcebooks for setting up the interview. There is so much supernatural... Continue Reading →
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Today in honor of our May Book of the Month, Kimberly Pauley's Sucks to Be Me series, we're featuring some of our other favorite fanged ones -- with some vampire-themed desktop wallpapers. We've got one for modern vampires, one for vampire heart throbs, one for kid-friendly vampires, and another for versions of Dracula through the... Continue Reading →
Today in honor of our May Book of the Month, Kimberly Pauley's Sucks to Be Me series, we're featuring some of our other favorite fanged ones -- with some vampire-themed desktop wallpapers. We've got one for modern vampires, one for vampire heart throbs, one for kid-friendly vampires, and another for versions of Dracula through the... Continue Reading →
As we celebrate Get Caught Reading here at Novel Novice, I managed to wrangle a few of my on-air coworkers to get in on the act. Most of you know that I work at a TV station. Some of my anchors/on-air talent were kind enough to join in the fun of "getting caught reading." Thanks... Continue Reading →
Historical fiction & I have a sketchy past. There have been a couple that I've liked (until now, the most notable being The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory). But for the most part, I haven't been a huge fan. I remember reading Cold Mountain and wondering what the heck everyone thought was so great... Continue Reading →
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