Anyone else excited for October 3rd? In that spirit, I found a Taylor Book tag online that I added to with the newer albums :) Crank up the tunes and find a good book to escape the world today.

1. Taylor Swift: an author’s debut book

Lessons in Chemistry! :)

2. Fearless: a book that scared you

Scariest Book Ever: RL Stine

3. Speak Now: a book with great dialogue

Anything by Abby Jimenez...they always make me laugh.

4. Red: a book with red on the cover or in the title

The Cars: Let the stories be told

5. 1989: a book published the year you were born

The House on Mango Street

6. Reputation: a book that lived up to its hype

Anything by Elin :)

7. Lover: a favorite romance or book with a romantic subplot

28 Summers

8. Folklore: a fairy tale, folktale. or myth retelling

I just got a Peter Pan one to check out

9. Evermore: a book you could read for the rest of your life

The Richest Man in Town

10. Midnights: Kept you up all night

Always and all books :)

11. TTPD: Book that explores heartbreak and its aftermath

Eat Pray Love

12. The Life of a Showgirl: something with orange or about duality

Love Theoretically 

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Cat Thursday

 

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Book Date: Mix Tape

Hi All,

Stopping by to share my current read. What have you been reading?

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National Video Game Day

Hi all,

Did you know September 12 is National Video Game Day? What is your favorite game to play?

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Waiting on Wednesday: The Cars Let the Stories be Told

Hi all,

Stopping by to share a book I am waiting on.

Author: Bill Janovitz
 
Summary from Goodreads:
The definitive book about The Cars, one of the most popular and beloved bands to emerge from New Wave, with articulate musical insights and exclusive new reporting with access to the surviving members of the band and everyone who surrounded them—from critically acclaimed writer and musician Bill Janovitz, author of the New York Times bestselling biography of Leon Russell.

New York Times bestselling author Bill Janovitz explores the musical, cultural, and commercial impact of The Cars, one of the biggest and most influential bands of the 1970s and 80s. With roots in Maryland, Ohio, New York, and New England, eventually convening in Boston, The Cars were journeymen musicians, all forming and performing in a series of bands before finding each other along with the right sound at the right time. It turned them into Rock and Roll Hall of Famers. Janovitz reveals the stories of each member of the band, and of the band as a unit, with great care and understanding. He has the cooperation of the surviving members and everyone in the orbit of the band, but he does not shy away from the significant conflicts within the group or the reasons for the band's untimely end. The band's unusual providence in the Boston area, with the support of Jonathan Richman, is fully explored for the first time. Each of the band's landmark albums is chronicled and dissected in the way that only a writer and musician like Janovitz can achieve. To paraphrase the band's own lyrics, hello again, you might think this is just what music readers needed. It's magic. Let's shake it up and let the good times roll.

 

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Book Date: Mailman

Happy Monday! 

Stopping by to share my current read. What are you reading?
 

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Stacking the Shelves

Hi all,

Stopping by to share a few books I have been given access to lately. Thank you publishers!! I appreciate it very much.

 

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