The announcement of the To Kill a Mockingbird sequel has sparked controversy.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
21 Things That Will Definitely Happen Before "The Winds Of Winter" Release
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Winter is for sure not coming.
Leonardo di Caprio will win his second Academy Award.
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Pharrell will start visibly aging.
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The entire Carter family will triple-headline Super Bowl LXIX.
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My 2015 Reading List Includes Nothing Written By White Men
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Can you take a yearlong diverse books challenge?
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In the year 2015, I've resolved not to read a single book written by a white, male author.
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After a long time reading books written by people in publishing's privileged majority, I want to spend a year seeking some balance in the perspectives and voices I take in. Hence, this personal diverse books challenge!
23 Awesome Mugs Only Book Lovers Will Appreciate
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“Caution: Hot. And literate.”
Just Books Mug
Buy here.
First Lines of Literature Mug
"Featuring opening lines of some of the greatest works of literature from 'It was the best of times, it was the worst of times' to 'Call me Ishmael' and 22 more. It'll give you the literary inspiration to tackle your day."
Buy here.
How Many Of These Books Did You ACTUALLY Read In High School?
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Be honest.
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
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To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
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George R. R. Martin's Short Stories Will Be Adapted Into A Movie
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13 Classic Books That Deserve Sequels
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Sure, most of these authors are no longer alive, but it’s OK to dream. Inspired by the Harper Lee news.
Pride & Prejudice
Why: Um, because we spent the entire book waiting to see Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy get together and now we don't even get to read about the rest of their magical lives together? IS THIS A SICK JOKE?
Suggested Title: Love & Loveliness.
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The Catcher in the Rye
Why: It'd be cool to see Holden grow up! We could see him figure himself out and maybe even be happy? Or he can continue being crabby and angsty — it doesn't really matter, because his narration is addictive and there should be more of it in existence.
Suggested Title: The Pitcher in the Rye
1984
Why: It's a powerful and scary book and we learned our lesson about privacy and government surveillance. Now can we please have a good old-fashioned uprising led by an old Winston and Julia who've somehow overcome all their emotional trauma?
Suggested Title: 2015
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The Color Purple
Why: This book ended on such an uplifting note, and it'd be nice to see Celie's life with her family by her side.
Suggested Title: The Color Magenta
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The 26 Worst Things That Can Happen To A Book Lover
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, February 04, 2015
What do you mean you can’t find that book you borrowed????????????
Lending a book to a friend and getting it back ruined.
Lending a book to a friend and not getting it back at all.
Losing your book, especially if you're close to finishing it.
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015
The Best Twitter Reactions To Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird" Sequel
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27 Hilarious Title Suggestions For The "To Kill A Mockingbird" Sequel
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Keep these in mind for your next book, Harper Lee.
It was recently announced that Harper Lee will release a sequel to her beloved To Kill A Mockingbird.
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