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First Monday: New in business TV, DVDs, magazines, books (USA Today)
Check out what's on this month's business calendar.
Books mix business with pleasure (The News & Observer)
What should you be reading this summer? Trashy romance or books that can help you make sense of it all? The editors at Kiplinger's Personal Finance have suggested a few of the latter.
Beaches and books (Tri-County Times)
There is nothing like a good book, a long stretch of beach and time to inspire a great afternoon of reading. Whether you find yourself beach-bound in July and August or stuck inside with a good case of “cabin fever” on a rainy summer day, a pile of books will provide hours of endless entertainment.
Poets Matthew and Michael Dickman strike out on a path that diverges in their first books (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)
Copper Canyon, 96 pp., $15 Copper Canyon, a small publisher in Port Townsend, Wa., brought out debut books from the Matthew and Michael Dickman within months of each other, and then The New Yorker profiled the twins - an honor...
BOOKS SCHEDULED FOR REVIEW (Kirkus Reviews)
NOTE: The list below represents books that will be reviewed in one of the upcoming issues, but due to space and resource limitations, we cannot guarantee a specific run date.
Hard-hit economy sparks surge in self-help books (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Finding a better job. Staying calm. Reinventing yourself. In these tough times, there's a wealth of books offering the silver lining you might be desperately seeking.
Author turns his hand to selling books (This is Oxfordshire)
OXFORD author Philip Pullman sorted through boxes of secondhand books at the Oxfam shop in St Giles, Oxford, to help the charity.
Butterfly Books to hold two special story time sessions (Green Bay Press-Gazette)
A special story time for all ages will be held at 10 a.m. Friday and 11 a.m. July 13 at Butterfly Books, 118 N. Broadway, De Pere. This special story time will feature Kevin Henkes Lilly books, such as Lillys Big Day and Lillys Purple Plastic Purse.
Summer reading books are at the library (The Clarksdale Press Register)
DEBORAH COLE/The Clarksdale Press Register Clarksdale Municipal School District summer reading books have arrived and are ready to be checked our at the Carnegie Public Library. Looking over some of the required reading material are, back row, from left, Rashamond Kemp, Courtney Tutwiler, Marchello Kemp, Markquez Kemp, and Darius Tutwiler; seated, Mona Barrett, Carnegie Children's librarian, ...
Childrens's books (Jersey Insight)
100's of children's books. Four large crates fullFrom first reader to books for ages 6/7.Selection of everything from Enid Blyton to Disney, Ladybird to Black BeautyAll books in good to very condition Absolute bargain at only £20.00
