John Bartlett was a writer publisher and editor from Massachusetts. He published and edited Bartlett's Familiar Quotations since 1855...

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Camino Ghosts by John Grisham was captivating and works as a standalone story, you don’t need to read the previous two books to enjoy this one...

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Getting good at effective communication through writing is important for bank exams. One of the fundamental elements of proficient writing is constructing clear, concise, and impactful sentences. Not only do well-crafted sentences enhance the readability of your content, but they also demonstrate your grasp of language conventions and can significantly boost your scores in bank exams. Here are some strategies for refining your writing skills and ...

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The main goal is to retrace Washington’s footsteps, poke around the edges of history, and find the uncomfortable stories that no one tells....

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Vladimir Mayakovsky (7 July, 1893 – 14 April, 1930) was a Russian poet, playwright, and actor. He was a famous figure in the Russian Futurist movement...

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Dedicating time to careful choices about design, furniture, & other aspects can help ensure your area is fit for staying productive & supporting your creativity...

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Big Guy is about a show horse who has big changes to face, and who learns that friendships can last beyond the time you share together....

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I did enjoy the book though, I didn’t learn as much. Tech culture is fascinating from the inside and even more fascinating reading an outsider's view of it...

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Gunnar Björling (31 May, 1887 – 11 July, 1960) was a Finnish-Swedish poet and is considered to be the foremost modernist in these countries’ literature...

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Like other Jeff Shaara books, this one also presents historical events from different points of view. And like his other books, this one is also well-researched...

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Book Review: The Kept by James Scott
4 Stars , Fiction , Historical Fiction , Latest Posts / January 22, 2014

Midwife Elspeth Howell returns to her home after spending a few months away working. Elspeth can’t wait to get back; she has gifts for each of her five children and her husband. What Elspeth finds, however, is a bloodbath. Her husband and children are murdered and one son, 12 year old Caleb, is missing. But Caleb is hiding and is so startled that he shoots his mother....

Fun Facts Friday: Benjamin Franklin: Printer & Bibliophile
Fun Facts Friday , Latest Posts / January 17, 2014

January 17 is the birthday of one of the most famous man in American History, Benjamin Franklin ( 17 January, 1706 – 17 April, 1790). I read Benjamin Franklin's Biography by Walter Isaacson a few years ago and it is, to this day, a favorite of mine. Many people know that Mr. Franklin was a printer, but here are a few interesting facts about his printing career and love of books & libraries....

Giveaway (Over): I Will Never Forget: A Daughter’s Story of Her Mother’s Arduous and Humorous Journey Through Dementia by Elaine C. Pereira
Latest Posts / January 15, 2014

The One Book on Dementia that No One Else Could Ever Write! 2013 Winner! National Indie Excellence Book Awards, Aging Category Bronze Winner! Global EBook Awards, Aging Category Honorable Mention Reader’s Favorite Contest, Memoirs LuckyCinda Finalist Book Publishing Contest 2012 Finalist USA Book Awards, B...

Guest Post: Writing an Award Winning Book after Retiring from My “Day Job”
Guest Posts , Latest Posts / January 15, 2014

I started drafting I Will Never Forget sitting in Mom’s eerily quiet room. What most likely began as a cathartic tribute to a remarkable woman gradually took form as a memoir of love. The rough draft was half completed when she died in July 2011. Already retired from my “day job” I literally cocooned for days recording in black and white the colorful stories of my life, thanks to my mom. ...

Book Review: Trans-Siberian Express by Warren Adler
4 Stars , Fiction , Latest Posts / January 14, 2014

Victor Dimitrov, Russian head of state, is suffering from leukemia. Not trusting the doctors in Russia to keep his secret from his political enemies, he requests an American doctor to treat him. Dr. Alex Cousins is hand picked for the job by the President, however Dr. Cousins discover that Dimitrov is planning to go out with a bang and strike China with nuclear weapons before he dies....

Guest Post: London’s West End: Vibrant OR VIOLENT? By M. G. Scarsbrook
Guest Posts , Latest Posts / January 11, 2014

My debut mystery novel Dream of the Dead is the start of a new detective series based in the West End, London’s world-famous entertainment district. Like the Oxford colleges of Colin Dexter, or the racecourses of Dick Francis, the charming theatres of the West End might initially seem an unusual environment for a crime novel. It’s certainly an exuberant, expensive, exhilarating area. But is it dangerous? After all, anyone who kno...

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