I hope some of you signed up for the BookPageXTRA Book of the Day (see January 24 posting). They send a book review to your inbox every day, and I have to tell you, it will make you want to read more books. I am saving the ones that sound really interesting in a folder so that I will have a list of books to refer to when I want to read something new. Of course, that means I have to get through the list of books stacked on my "to be read" bookshelf first. Anyway, it is a quick way to find out about books that are being published, and if that day's selection doesn't sound good to you, all you have to do is delete it. I am enjoying the service. Try it. I think you will too. Hopefully someone will get an idea and suggest something for our May book selection.
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I just signed up for the newsletter that BookPageXTRA sends out. It gives current information on books and reviews. I have copied the following information in case you want to subscribe. They have two different newsletters:
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AuthorI would like to think that I can't be described in a short paragraph. Some adjectives that come to mind: curious, caring, kind, generous, excitable, motivated, emotional, fun, organized. What do you think? Claire Archives
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