Weekly Book Links

Want to win a “Slanket” and see cute pictures while your entering? Hey Lady is giving away one! It’s much more comfortable that that “ other one.” I’m going to win anyway. LOL

The inspiration behind Shakesphere’s Sonnets is explored in The Sonnets by Warwick Thomas. Did Devourer of Books like the book? Click here to find out?

Beth Fish Reads will make you hungry for the essays of this classic book of essays from the contributor of Gourmet Magazine.I love Historical fiction, and My Friend Amy reviewed Winter In Madrid by C.J. Sanson. Did she give it a five?

Martas Meanderings review of this book was “It’s going on my list of favorite books of all time! You better head over to see what book she is talking about! I love the cover.

Adriana Trigiani is a terrific author and Bermudaonion has a review of her latest Very Valentine. Go see if it lives up to her other books.

I am so impressed with the cake that Wendi’s Book Corner made from reading Confetti Cakes For Kids. This book looks so great and you have to go see that cake!

Write For a Reader has a great interview questions so we can get to know her better. What do you think her favorite song is?

Fake book jackets for movies. Clever or Cruddy?

Eating books could seriously damage your health.

Presenting Lenore has an amazing post for new book bloggers with TONS of information.

Maw Books is celebrating Black History Month. This book is a must read any month.

Finally if you have a YA book review, I need to hear from you! I am hosting the Bookworms Carnival in March. Please e-mail me your links to bookroomreviews@hotmail.com by February 27^th. The Carnival will be March 14^th.

Tags: Adriana Trigiani, African American, Bermudaonion, Black History Month, Fake book, My Friend Amy, Very Valentine: A Novel, Wendi

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