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Grandma, Have You Read…
Our Friday Fox asked, “Tell us about books that you have been introduced to by your children/grandchildren.” One of my greatest blessings is knowing that my kids, grandkids, and two great-granddaughters ALL love books. Specific titles often appear on Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in blessings, book series, Books, Children's books, classics, collections, contemporary, Family, favorite books, Middle Grade Books, Patricia Kiyono, TBR List
Tagged Babysitters Club, best-sellers, Boxcar Children, Children's books, DaVinci Code, family, Harry Potter, Hunger Games, libraries, Magic Schoolbus, Magic Treehouse, reading, recommendations, series books, thrillers, Twilight
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A Library By Any Other Name…
What is a ‘library’? My grandson asked me to read a YA book, the first of a series. It started out not much to my taste, (unlike so many other he has chosen), but it picked up to be interesting … Continue reading
Posted in America, authors, Books, dystopian worlds, favorites, libraries, Miscellaneous, novels, protagonists, reading, research, Tonette Joyce, writing
Tagged borrowing books, collections, history of books, history of libraries, libraries
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Finding New Favorites
The question I proposed for this week was: What is an unusual way in which you have found books or authors? I think all of us know fellow writers and read their books, and their friends have friends who write, … Continue reading
This week we are asked to describe our dream house. When I was a kid, I actually drew plans for my dream house. As I recall, it consisted of a lot of bedrooms and bathrooms,(I never had my own room … Continue reading
Posted in big plans, Daily life, Family, hobbies, Lists, Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce, writing
Tagged dream home, Harry Potter, Kitchens, libraries, Pirates of the Caribbean, views
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Guest: Author Lynn Shurr
It is my great pleasure to welcome a friend of mine and a long-time friend of The Hound’s, author Lynn Shurr. Lynn is a prolific writer of romance novels, from the sweet to the saucy, stand-alones to series. Welcome, Lynn! … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, authors, Books, careers, free week, Friendship, Guest, Guest author, inspiration, Jeff Salter, Tonette Joyce, writing
Tagged A Sinner's Legacy series, A Splashy Affair, A Taste of Bayou Water, A Trashy Affair, Always Yellow Roses, art, book series, Brett Favre, Cajun Country, Carla Lynn Shurr Hostetter, female NFL players, Football novels, Goals For a Sinner, Great Flood of 1927, historical romance novels, Joe Namath, libraries, Louisiana Parish councils, Lynn Shurr, Mardi Gras, Mardi Gras Madness, midwifery, NFL, painting, Paradise for a Sinner, public speaking, Queen of the Mardi Gras Ball, romance writer, She's a Sinner, Son of a Sinner, Superbowl, Tom Brady
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Easy Reader
We’re talking e-readers this week, any and all kinds. I have to admit when I was young and saw the people on Star Trek with access to entire libraries on small, flat devices, I thought it was purely science fiction, … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Books, Tonette Joyce, writing
Tagged amazon, Authors' Guild, book collections, books, Dick Tracy, Dick Tracy Two-Way Wrist Radio, electronic books, eraders, handmade books, Kindle, Kindle for PC, libraries, monk scribes, online books, online books downloadable books, royalties for authors, royalties for writers, Scott Turow, Star Trek
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Have You Hugged Your Library Lately?
Libraries. That was my choice of topics, yet I don’t know where to stop or start. I was always fascinated with books. I have no idea how many times I had my mother read “The Tawny, Scrawny Lion”,( among others), … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Miscellaneous, poetry, Tonette Joyce, writing, youth
Tagged archaeology, Book collecting, Book Fairs, book hoarding, Book Sales, bookmobile, Borrowing DVD's, Borrowing videos, College Libraries, Geneaology Departments, libraries, Nideos, poetry, public libraries, rare books, reading, Russian literature, School Libraries, Scrawny Lion, The Tawny
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Wonderful World of Libraries
By Jeff Salter Having spent some 30 years in the library profession, I guess I could write this column blindfolded — favorite memories of library visits. But there have been so many – most from my childhood and youth, long … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing, youth
Tagged Bobbs-Merrill, Childhood of Famous Americans, Covington, Covington Branch, Covington Elementary School, Covington High School, Covington Junior High, CovingtonLA, Erlene Howser Ward, graduate library school, libraries, library, Louisiana State Library, LSU, Miss Netterville, Miss Ray Netterville, Mrs. Erlene Howser, Paul LaCroix, public libraries, public library, St. Tammany Parish Library, State Library of Louisiana
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