The Page Turners

As part of a weekly feature, The Page Turners are here to share a piece of what we’re currently reading. Anyone can participate! Just do the following: Grab your current read Open to a random page Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere … Continue reading →

I learned a lot in the first few days that I was enrolled in the class.  Some of my classmates are going through a war… an undeclared war, waged on innocent kids just trying to grow up.  Society just doesn’t … Continue reading →

You may have already heard that Borders is closing many of their bookstores. From what I’ve seen on their website, every Borders in the San Francisco Bay Area is closing. It always pains me to see bookstores close, whether big … Continue reading →

Every Wednesday we are going to give you readers a chance to tell us about different aspects of books and reading in your life. One or more of the Page Turners will answer the question and then we would like … Continue reading →

Every Wednesday we are going to give you readers a chance to tell us about different aspects of books and reading in your life. One or more of the Page Turners will answer the question and then we would like … Continue reading →

As part of a weekly feature, The Page Turners are here to share a piece of what we’re currently reading. Anyone can participate! Just do the following: Grab your current read Open to a random page Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere … Continue reading →

Aminatta Forna probes the legacy of Sierra Leone’s brutal, bloody history in “The Memory of Love.” The director of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina has announced that his building, built in commemoration of the famous ancient library destroyed in antiquity, is being kept … Continue reading →

Every Wednesday we are going to give you readers a chance to tell us about different aspects of books and reading in your life.   One or more of the Page Turners will answer the question and then we would … Continue reading →

As part of a weekly feature, The Page Turners are here to share a piece of what we’re currently reading. Anyone can participate! Just do the following: Grab your current read Open to a random page Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from … Continue reading →

First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do. –Epictetus Await Your Reply, written by Dan Chaon, spans several countries and weaves together three separate stories to create one taut, fast paced psychological … Continue reading →