Responsibility: Should We All Ruffle Some Feathers?
We can’t figure out why, but my mom gets a lot of magazines for free. It’s usually Men’s Health, US Weekly, and things like that, but my favorite is Entertainment […]
Reviews: Dream Chaser by Angie Stanton
Willow has lead her school’s cheerleading team to Nationals and is known as the most death-defying flyer on the squad. She’s willing to try anything, but one of her flights […]
Books: Their Secret Lives
Having worked in a bookstore, I know exactly how hard this was to accomplish. Kudos to Type and all their volunteers! [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVcQnyEIT8]
Review: Rock And A Hard Place by Angie Stanton
Before I start, I have to say that I have absolutely fallen in love with user reviews on Amazon! I am took a writing break last week (with the minor […]
Critiques: Getting Good Feedback And Using It
Author Janice Hardy. First, sorry I’ve been gone for a couple of days! Thursday was very busy and I woke up Friday feeling like death. I’m better now, though, so […]
Review: Sophie & Carter by Chelsea Fine
Sophie and Carter have lived next door to each other for years, ever since Sophie moved into town in elementary school. They’re seniors now and best friends, even if they […]
Review: Catching Jordan by Miranda Kenneally
Jordan Woods is not your average girl and she wouldn’t be even if she wasn’t the captain and quarterback of one of the best high-school football teams in the state. […]
New Years: Resolution, Resolve, and Reality
First, an admission. I have never, ever come close to following through on a list of resolutions. Because I have no resolve? Maybe. Because I set myself overambitious goals? Possibly. […]
Learning: Always Ask Questions
Houck, Viguie, Holder, and Dessen at the MBFI I mentioned yesterday that one of the best ways to gather reliable information is to directly question experts in the field. When […]
Research: Beware Misconceptions
See the original here. I found this XKCD comic online recently and then asked myself, does Wikipedia really have a list of common misconceptions? Another Google search showed me that, […]