My main interests are Christian fiction and non fiction, women’s fiction, and classic fiction. Some of my favorite authors are Debbie Macomber,Nancy Moser, Ann Tatlock,J.R.R. Tolkien, and Catherine Marshall.
Archive for April, 2011
I am looking for a free online book club where I could discuss books with other bookworms.?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
where is a good place to find a free summary online for the the book Whirligig by Paul Fleischman?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
please help because im confused with it i also need chapter by chapter summaries
Posted in Historical Fiction Books 
Tags: Book, Find, Fleischman, Free, Good, Online, Paul, Place, Summary, Whirligig 
1 Comment »Why do books written by African-Americans not get the attention they deserve?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
For instance most all of Eric Jerome Dickey’s books hardly ever get good publicity and they are very excellent books. Why is that? And why was it that Maya Angelou didn’t get much recognition for her books until the early 90′s when she was on Oprah? Now people are all over her books. But why is there so much racism and prejudice done against ANY minority author?
Posted in Historical Fiction Books Tags: AfricanAmericans, Attention, Books, deserve, They, Written 7 Comments »The Summoner
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
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What literary theory does Gothic fiction lie under?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
I’m doing an essay on literary theory and was wondering what, if any, literary theory does Gothic fiction lie under? Thank you.
nanites opening a wormhole?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
i’m writing a science fiction story and i would like to use a concept of nano robots being used to open worm holes. posibly throug vibration. does that look like to fantastic or is it plauzable?
What is a great historical fiction novel?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
I am an avid reader and I love historical fiction novels. I have read the novels by Diana Gabaldon and Ken Follett but could really use some new reading material. If you have any suggestions I’d really appreciate it.
how can i twist this? not literally?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
for english i have to write a historical fiction story. i wanted to do a murder because everyone else was choosing very common or popular parts of history. anyway, i chose the lizzie borden murders. since it has to be fiction how can i change the lizzie borden murders? i need a fantastic ending that will leave the readers amazed! maybe her parents didnt get killed, maybe lizzie got killed?? any ideas
Women: Are there many of you who never, never want to leave your house? Do many of you try and do all your?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
errands via on-line…grocery shopping, buying clothes, shoes, books, movies, make-up, household items, pet food? Do you wake up in the morning with plans to do things, but then start thinking about all the traffic, parking, lines, and people every where so you just can’t go and have to order online instead? Do you think it’s better for you mentally to go out and have real tactile experiences interacting with people etc, instead of doing it on-line?
Posted in Historical Fiction Books Tags: House, Leave, Many, Never, There, Want, women 11 Comments »I just bought a Kobo e reader. Help?
Posted by admin on April 30th, 2011
I just bought a new Kobo ereader. Here is the problem: I was in the middle of reading a book (prior to buying the ereader) and now I would like to be able to read it on my Kobo but I dont want to buy this book again just to do so. Is there a way to put actual paperback books on to my ereader? Like use the proof of purchase code in some way? I dont know. Anyone???