Archive for December, 2011
Harriet’s Book Bus
Harriet is fortunate to have a library “book bus” (that might be “bookmobile” to you and me) service near her home in Norway. It will surprise no one here that she makes excellent use of it. In November, the local paper did a story on the Book Bus, featuring an interview with Harriet. I asked [...]
Barb’s Short Shelf Favorites for Christmas
The Short Shelf Book Services by Barb Weber Note from Jen: All links to Amazon on this page are my (not Barb’s) Affiliate links. If you click on one and then make any purchase, I, and subsequently Stitching for Literacy, will get a small commission used for needlework outreach. Your purchase price is not affected. [...]
Affiliate Link Reminder
Remember, if you’re buying gifts through Amazon this holiday season, and you access Amazon through a link here (or now on the Funk & Weber site, too), I and Stitching for Literacy receive a small commission. There will always be book links in the sidebar, and the image here is an affiliate link, too: You [...]
S4L Book Club
Yay! Yay! Yay! Thanks heaps for letting me twist your arms. I think maybe there’s more to this book than the title conveys. I recently listened to chapter three about the psychology of price. I find it fascinating and disturbing. I like to think I’m smart enough to not fall for the ubiquitous $whatever.99 ploy, [...]
, by Elizabeth Strout.
by Kathryn Stockett
