Archive for May, 2014

  • Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Remembering Maya Angelou – The Guardian lists classic books they think YA readers will enjoy – Kirkus shares 10 (more) […]

    The weekly web ramble (5/30)

    Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Remembering Maya Angelou – The Guardian lists classic books they think YA readers will enjoy – Kirkus shares 10 (more) […]

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  • Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Rolling Stone makes their picks for the 40 best YA novels – The Rory Gilmore reading challenge – The ALA’s take on the […]

    The weekly web ramble (5/23)

    Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Rolling Stone makes their picks for the 40 best YA novels – The Rory Gilmore reading challenge – The ALA’s take on the […]

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  • I kinda feel like the lead guy falls a bit flat in that “Starlord” bit – the one they seem doggedly determined to put in every trailer – but this trailer has some fun deadpan […]

    Guardians of the Galaxy – new trailer

    I kinda feel like the lead guy falls a bit flat in that “Starlord” bit – the one they seem doggedly determined to put in every trailer – but this trailer has some fun deadpan […]

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  • Ridiculous? Quite. Fun? Oh I hope so – because they sure packed a heck of a lot of talent into this cast… Kingsman: The Secret Service hits theaters October 24.

    Kingsman: The Secret Service

    Ridiculous? Quite. Fun? Oh I hope so – because they sure packed a heck of a lot of talent into this cast… Kingsman: The Secret Service hits theaters October 24.

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  • Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – SLJ expands on its cultural diversity booklist – A quick Ted-Ed on the power of our words <– AUTHOR TALK – […]

    The weekly web ramble (5/16)

    Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – SLJ expands on its cultural diversity booklist – A quick Ted-Ed on the power of our words <– AUTHOR TALK – […]

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  • Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Smart Bitches, Trashy Books calls out the awful media coverage of the Harlequin acquisition – The 2014 Edgar Award winners <– AUTHOR […]

    The weekly web ramble (5/9)

    Links from the web jungle WEB OF INTEREST –> – Smart Bitches, Trashy Books calls out the awful media coverage of the Harlequin acquisition – The 2014 Edgar Award winners <– AUTHOR […]

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  • Review: Fair warning: this review is not going to be kind. To put it bluntly, watching this movie was painful – and the thing that pained me most of all […]

    Son of Batman – review

    Review: Fair warning: this review is not going to be kind. To put it bluntly, watching this movie was painful – and the thing that pained me most of all […]

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  • The panelists, from left to right: Rick Burchett (Lady Sabre), Kelly Sue DeConnick (Captain Marvel), Cliff Chiang (Wonder Woman), Georges Jeanty (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), and Gail Simone (Batgirl). Q: How do you define what a strong female character is? […]

    From Wondercon: on creating strong female characters

    The panelists, from left to right: Rick Burchett (Lady Sabre), Kelly Sue DeConnick (Captain Marvel), Cliff Chiang (Wonder Woman), Georges Jeanty (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), and Gail Simone (Batgirl). Q: How do you define what a strong female character is? […]

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  • So I haven’t read the series this show is based on yet – though I do know it’s a hugely popular one (book eight comes out this June) – but frankly I’m […]

    Outlander – new trailer

    So I haven’t read the series this show is based on yet – though I do know it’s a hugely popular one (book eight comes out this June) – but frankly I’m […]

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  • This type of prequel always makes me a bit nervous, to be honest – because all too often they seem to think foreshadowing is more important than actual story – but […]

    Gotham – trailers

    This type of prequel always makes me a bit nervous, to be honest – because all too often they seem to think foreshadowing is more important than actual story – but […]

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