Publisher’s Weekly has a short article on the three leading “book social networking sites“. (via fadetheory).
Let me say up front, that I am an avid LibraryThinger and that I really think the PW article does a disservice to the reader…
Publisher’s Weekly has a short article on the three leading “book social networking sites“. (via fadetheory).
Let me say up front, that I am an avid LibraryThinger and that I really think the PW article does a disservice to the reader…
Now that Summer is half over and school starts in just two weeks… Birmingham’s local Black and White city paper has released its Summer Reading issue.
Better get cramming!
I drove around town a little this evening taking in all the Potter Pandemonium. I’m always amazed at how many people come out for these releases. But I was no where near as excited as Line # 72 (pictured below) at Barnes and Noble at the Summit.
He came walking out of that store whooping it up like he’d just won the lottery. And what was funny was…
Here is one for all of you “book arts” types. It’s a music video that uses a pop-up book for 90% of the video. I don’t know how hard it is to make a pop-up book, but this is pretty fun stuff to watch. (via Book Patrol)