What’s on my nightstand? Cut, by Patricia McCormick. Once again, I’m going to contradict myself–I am such a liar! Cut is a problem novel. The title pretty much says it all, so […]

Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. –Author Unknown A book is the only place in which you can examine a […]

This bookmark-finishing style will be discussed in the May Needlework Nutshell. Subscription box in the sidebar. I won’t be able to say this after May 1. The end is near. PBS Parents […]

What’s on my nightstand? Paper Towns, by John Green. Hey, teachers and librarians, are John Green’s books read by girls, boys, or both? I really want to know. If you click on […]

This bookmark-finishing style will be discussed in the May Needlework Nutshell. Subscription box in the sidebar. The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but […]

This bookmark-finishing style will be discussed in the May Needlework Nutshell. Subscription box in the sidebar. That yellow fiber-dude is tatted. Back in March, super-blogger, Fuse #8, conducted a poll of her […]