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Blog: Dark Angel Fiction Writing (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Blog: readergirlz (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Last night, I stumbled upon a new Tumblr filled with references to YA books, combined with...Ryan Gosling. Yes, indeed. For what it's worth, I think he's a good actor. (1) If this Tumblr gets people to read, I'm all for it!
So far, people have posted images recommending books written by Lauren Myracle, Libba Bray, Laini Taylor, Sarah Dessen, John Green, David Levithan, and more. There are also, of course, Twilight references, Harry Potter mentions, and other such things. I created this example, which references the fantastic novel Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You by Peter Cameron:(2)
The blog's administrator made this variation:
Reblog this, tweet this, popularize the Twitter hashtag #ryangoslingreadsya and pick up the books that these fun images are covertly recommending.
(1) Have you seen The Believer? If not, do!
(2) I very much enjoyed the novel, and I hope the film does it justice.
Blog: The Excelsior File (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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by David Ezra Stein Putnam 2007 A yearling bear doesn't understand why the leaves are falling off the trees. She tries to help by putting them back where they belong but as the season progresses they fall faster than she can put them back. Finally she gathers them up and takes them back to her lair in a hill just under a tree, lining her cave and stuffing the entrance solid with all the leaves
Blog: The Excelsior File (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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By David Ezra Stein Simon and Schuster 2007 I'm not going to pretend I wasn't disappointed, but you can only be disappointed if you have expectations. The problem is that I really liked Stein's first outing with Cowboy Ned and Andy and it was hard not to want more of the same. This time around Cowboy Ned and his faithful horse Andy have hit the end of the dusty trail in Abilene. After a
The bear is clearly a male, as the first words of the book are, "It was his first year."
Twice in one week I've been hosed on my research. My notes were scribbley, but that's no excuse.I sure hope Anonymous isn't offended.
I love this book. It's like a lovely, little poem.