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76Literary Tattoos for People who Love Books
by becauseilive
I will never forget the moment when something first clicked inside my brain, and I learned how to read. I was four years old, sitting on top of the covers in my twin size bed and flipping through the... published 10 months ago
69Water for Elephants Book Review
by wannabwestern
Sara Gruen's New York Times bestselling Water for Elephants is a gritty and spellbinding story that weaves Jacob Jankowski's adventurous youth as a circus vet with his confined existence as an aging man in a nursing home. This book creates a new definition for a page-turning novel. published 2 weeks ago
72Tips for finding ideas to write a story
by Eileen Hughes
What did you say? You cannot find anything to write about for a story. Open your eyes, look around you, and listen to snippets of conversation. Here are a few simple suggestions: You could be a nurse, what... published 8 months ago
69Night Train to Rigel by Timothy Zahn : Review
by Daniel Greenfield
Timothy Zahn has in many ways served as a successor to Science Fiction grandmasters like Robert Heinlein and Isaac Asimov, combing Robert Heinlein's militarism and tales of adventure between the stars with... published 14 months ago
69Christopher Paolini, Author of Inheritance Trilogy Books
by Angela Harris
Christopher Paolini was born November 17, 1983 in California. He was raised in Montana and still lives there. Paolini has one sibling, Angela. He was homeschooled for his entire academic career. Christopher... published 15 months ago
63Eldest - 2nd Book in Inheritance Trilogy by Christopher Paolini
by Angela Harris
Eldest is the second book written by Christopher Paolini. He wrote the first book, Eragon, when he was a home-schooled teenager. Both books made the New York Times best-seller list. Eragon has been made into a... published 15 months ago
81Paperback Swap: Trade Paperback Books
by Aqua
If you love to read as much as I do, you've probably found yourself wondering what to do with all of your old paperback books (and hardbacks) once you've finished reading them. I'm an avid reader and I used... published 12 months ago
68Review: The Caine Mutiny by Herman Wouk
by mterry7
Some of you may be familiar with the title of this work because of the film staring Humphrey Bogart and Robert Francis (1954) of the same name. The film was well received by the public and critics alike and... published 9 months ago
85Ten Books That Will Change Your Life
by maggieball
Let me open this hub by making it clear that this isn't going to be a list of self-help books. I'm not a huge fan of the plethora of self-help books which will tell you how to do everything and anything... published 6 months ago
81Global warming a real threat or a scam? Michael Crichton novel, State of Fear explained
by vjlenin
Global warming, Michael Crichton, State of fear and some views... You have heard about global warming, everyone has. Believed and taut as one of the greatest threats of the century's environment. Most... published 7 months ago
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