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The Best Mark Twain eBooks for Under a Dollar!

"Good friends, good books, and a sleepy conscience: this is the ideal life." - Mark Twain From his adventure books featuring good ole' Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, to his own personal accounts found in a very personal memoir, Mark Twain has gone down in history for his classical twists…
Maggie Meyers
November 21, 2017
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Hope Larson and Rebecca Mock Discuss ‘Knife’s Edge’ Graphic Novel

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content, including this Q&A with Hope Larson and Rebecca Mock, author of Knife's Edge. Author Hope Larson and illustrator Rebecca Mock are bringing their Four Points graphic novel duology to a close this summer. In the first book, Compass South, a pair of twins took off to hunt for…
Bookish
July 5, 2017
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Chill Out: 5 Books to Distract You from Your Sunburn

As a ginger, I happen to be aware of one of life’s fundamental truths: sunburn seriously sucks. From hot discomfort to peeling like a molting snake in the rain forest, having sunburn is frightfully unpleasant. However, in addition to light exfoliation with a warm wash cloth and gentle soap, I…
Katie Hires
July 21, 2016
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Shelfies from The Booksmith Brings Out our Inner Explorer

The exploration of ourselves and our world is precisely what makes life worth living. A rich tapestry of personal and geographical discovery molds us into the individuals we become, and ultimately allows us to amass valuable memories. That is why we're honoring Space Exploration Day and offering three new books that…
Ben S. Dutka
July 27, 2015
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Gayle Lynds spins tale of intrigue in The Assassins

Author Gayle Lynds When master spy Judd Ryder returns in The Assassins (St. Martin's Press; June 30, 2015) the latest thriller from best-selling author Gayle Lynds, he’s not only doing battle with the Carnivore, an infamous Cold War killer. He’s fighting for his life, his reputation and his destiny—all the…
Michael Ruscoe
June 27, 2015