• E-Book Popularity is Growing by the Day

    By: Brian Bees
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    E-books are growing in popularity every day. You can read them on your computer screen or you can download them quick and easy with your own computer. They are inexpensive compared to hard cover books.Read more…

  • Your Brochures: A Reader And A Keeper

    By: Colleen Davis
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    When you want your brochures to do more than what they are intended for, you need to give them that extra stretch that will make your brochure printing pieces keepers, instead of just plain readers.Read more…

  • What Kind of an Audio Book is the Best to Buy?

    By: Diya Sood
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    The modern technology gives us the opportunity to "open" the existing concept of a book. Nowadays, in addition to reading a book in the old fashioned way, one can listen to audio book in one of at least 3 methods: An audio book on a cassette, an audio book on a CD or an audio book in the format of a MP3 or other audio file. In this article we will examine the different parameters that one should consider when buying a new "book": Read more…

  • Non-Reader's Guide to Summer Reading

    By: Jenny Sweeney
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    It's the season for sun, sand and books! Check out our tips to make the summertime reading more enjoyable. Read more…

  • Creation Theory Revised

    By: Stacey T Pollock
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    What is creation? A book featuring a personal perception of creation theory.Read more…

  • Every Book You Could Ever Want is Available Online

    By: Sandra Prior
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    Virtually every book in print, is available on the Net and usually at a discount to boot. True, you can't browse the shelves and fondle the books' dust covers if you order online, but at least you can actually buy the book you want.Read more…

  • Buy an eBook and you won't need any more Bookshelves

    By: Sandra Prior
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    There's nothing sacrosanct about the printed word. The paperback is a ludicrously ineffective device. It's too bulky. Besides the portability advantage paperbacks aren't environmentally friendly, and a vast percentage of them get pulped. If you can see every single word that's ever been written on one computer screen, then it's evidently more efficient.Read more…

  • Pulped Fiction & Paperless Books

    By: Sandra Prior
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    Close your eyes and imagine you're on a beach straight out of one of those rum adverts. You're in a tropical paradise surrounded by sun, sea and sand. You stretch out on your towel, liberally applying suntan lotion and reach into your bag for a good read. Out comes something the shape and size of a hardback, but instead of pages it has a screen.Read more…

  • Five Things To Consider Before Joining A Book Club

    By: Franjo Tarandek
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    Book club membership offers many advantages: great savings, personalized recommendations and often unique selection of reading material. However, there are two sides to every coin and, as always, it is a good idea to examine both sides, read the fine print and know what exactly you are signing up for before actually doing it. In this article you will find five things that often get overlooked by prospective members.Read more…

  • Thank Heaven for Books and Online Discounts

    By: David Stack
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    I am a self-confessed bookworm whose whole life revolves around reading. Well, I don't have my nose stuck to a paperback twenty-four hours a day, but whenever I am not reading, I spend most of my time scouring The Strand, updating my Visual Bookshelf application on Facebook, checking out the bestseller's list, keeping myself abreast with reviews in the newspaper, or looking up the Internet for online discounts on the latest novels and short story collections.Read more…

  • Famed Female Authors: The Attraction Of Books

    By: Paul McIndoe
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    Britain has enjoyed an illustrious association with great novels and many home-grown writers. As well as the many distinguished male authors, there have also been some incredibly talented female novelists - many of whom are still writing today. Read more…

  • Manga for Girls

    By: Alex Scott
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    Illustrated short stories for women fall under basic genres like shoujo, magical girl, josei, yaoi, yuri. Each targets its own audience with short story relating to one of them and usually containing other genre elements like fantasy, historical, etcRead more…

  • What Manga Boys Read

    By: Alex Scott
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    Given men's quite universal taste, guys prefer some genres in comics (manga) like seinen, shonen, ecchi and hentai. Any of them can contain some comedy, drama, fantasy, mysticism and others.Read more…

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  • What Manga Boys Read - By: Alex Scott
    Given men's quite universal taste, guys prefer some genres in comics (manga) like seinen, shonen, ecchi and hentai. Any of them can contain some comedy, drama, fantasy, mysticism and others.
  • Manga for Girls - By: Alex Scott
    Illustrated short stories for women fall under basic genres like shoujo, magical girl, josei, yaoi, yuri. Each targets its own audience with short story relating to one of them and usually containing other genre elements like fantasy, historical, etc
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    Britain has enjoyed an illustrious association with great novels and many home-grown writers. As well as the many distinguished male authors, there have also been some incredibly talented female novelists - many of whom are still writing today.
  • Thank Heaven for Books and Online Discounts - By: David Stack
    I am a self-confessed bookworm whose whole life revolves around reading. Well, I don't have my nose stuck to a paperback twenty-four hours a day, but whenever I am not reading, I spend most of my time scouring The Strand, updating my Visual Bookshelf application on Facebook, checking out the bestseller's list, keeping myself abreast with reviews in the newspaper, or looking up the Internet for online discounts on the latest novels and short story collections.
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    Book club membership offers many advantages: great savings, personalized recommendations and often unique selection of reading material. However, there are two sides to every coin and, as always, it is a good idea to examine both sides, read the fine print and know what exactly you are signing up for before actually doing it. In this article you will find five things that often get overlooked by prospective members.
  • Pulped Fiction & Paperless Books - By: Sandra Prior
    Close your eyes and imagine you're on a beach straight out of one of those rum adverts. You're in a tropical paradise surrounded by sun, sea and sand. You stretch out on your towel, liberally applying suntan lotion and reach into your bag for a good read. Out comes something the shape and size of a hardback, but instead of pages it has a screen.
  • Buy an eBook and you won't need any more Bookshelves - By: Sandra Prior
    There's nothing sacrosanct about the printed word. The paperback is a ludicrously ineffective device. It's too bulky. Besides the portability advantage paperbacks aren't environmentally friendly, and a vast percentage of them get pulped. If you can see every single word that's ever been written on one computer screen, then it's evidently more efficient.
  • Every Book You Could Ever Want is Available Online - By: Sandra Prior
    Virtually every book in print, is available on the Net and usually at a discount to boot. True, you can't browse the shelves and fondle the books' dust covers if you order online, but at least you can actually buy the book you want.
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    What is creation? A book featuring a personal perception of creation theory.
  • Non-Reader's Guide to Summer Reading - By: Jenny Sweeney
    It's the season for sun, sand and books! Check out our tips to make the summertime reading more enjoyable.