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Hilarious! I hope this will make your day as it has mine.
My thanks to Mrs T. the stage name of author Tina Frisco who feeds me funnies from time to time to share on the blog. Details of how you can buy her latest book at the end of the entertainment!
And if that was not enough to tickle your funny bone.. Mrs T has sent this over too.
Women versus Men . . . Priceless!
A group of women were at a seminar on how to live in a loving relationship with their husbands. They were asked the following questions:
1. “How many of you love your husband?”
All of them raised their hands.
2. “When was the last time you told your husband you loved him?”
Some said today, a few said yesterday, and others couldn’t remember.
They were told to take out their cell phones and text to their husbands: “I love you, sweetheart.”
They were then…
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So gorgeous! I would love to drive by this every day.
Outside of the American Midwest, most people would not expect to find exceptional library design in Kansas City, Missouri. If they went to downtown Kansas City, however, those people might be surprised.
Back in 2003 and 2004, the Kansas City Public Library Board of Trustees decided to transform the Library District Parking Garage into a giant Community Bookshelf. The “shelf” contains 42 different titles suggested by local book lovers from poetry by Langston Hughes to works by Plato. Each of the book spines is around 25 feet tall and 9 feet wide.
I don’t normally consider parking garages to be beautiful, but with the creation of this Community Bookshelf, the folks in Kansas City have made something extraordinary. You can see a few images of it below.
I suppose it would be difficult to convince the library board in my city to do something similar, but I would love to see…
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Welcome to my second Tackling the TBR post!
From now on I shall try to read one paperback per month, so I included three in this post (the final row of my Tackler shelf).
I am looking forward to reading all other six as well and I have started with Roanoke Girls as I like to get my Blogging for Books novels out of the way first but there are several carry-overs that I want to dig into as well so ahh decisions, decisions!
What do you think of my list? Do you have one? Please post a link!
Note: The covers link to GR book page.
Click to go to The Obsessive Bookseller
However you put together your TBR for the next month, the goal is to reduce the amount of obligation in reading and increase the fun.
Here’s a look at how the system works:
1. Identify the titles that take top priority in your TBR.
2. Combine them all in your own Tackling the TBR post.
3. Throughout the month pick from that pile as the mood strikes you.
March 2017 TBR Tackler Shelf:
The Doll Funeral
by Kate Hamer
I Found You
by Lisa Jewell
My Sister’s Bones
by Nuala Ellwood
Momo Freaks Out
by Samone Bos
You Don’t Know Me
by Imran Mahmood
The Roanoke Girls
by Amy Engel
The Night Circus
by Erin Morgenstern
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
by Claire North
Slade House
by David Mitchell
Tackler Carry-overs:
All the Good Things
by Clare Fisher
The Ridge
by John Rector
The Fifth Reflection
by Ellen Kirschman
The Girlfriend
by Michelle Frances
The Abscission Zone
by Samuel Muggington
The Follower
by Koethi Zan
The Breakdown
by B.A. Paris
One of the Boys: A Novel
by Daniel Magariel
