May 2012
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“Let me be something every minute of every hour of my life…And when I sleep, let...”
– Betty Smith, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (via bookmania)
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Underlined passage: A Double Life
strandbooks: A new series in which we present to you the underlined and highlighted passages we find in used books.
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What are you reading this Memorial Day weekend?
nprfreshair: Anyone need some fresh suggestions? Let’s make a list.
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“And yet we use the diaeresis for the same reason that we use the hyphen: to keep...”
– The New Yorker’s Umlaut Is Actually a Diaeresis : The New Yorker (via housingworksbookstore)
May 15th
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“If poetry is going to be tortured, agonized, and morbidly introspective, it...”
– Dream a Little Dream of Me: John Berryman by Stephen Akey (via millionsmillions)
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Why I'm a Terrible Librarian →
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“And it occurred to me that the voracious ambition of humans is never sated by...”
– John Green, The Fault In Our Stars (via bookmania)
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Why Hunger Games Is The New Little House on the... →
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Staff Picks
Hermione’s Picks: Chicks with Sticks by Elizabeth Lenhard. Four teenage girls from very different social cliques at their progressive Chicago high school become friends after forming a knitting club.
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