best top 100 list
From Len at BookSense.com comes BBC's top 100 list for 2006. Really fun.
Hot@Harper
Reading Group Books
« November 2006 | Main | January 2007 »
From Len at BookSense.com comes BBC's top 100 list for 2006. Really fun.
So, another pop qiuz. No googling. Who plays young Scrooge in the 1951 version with Alistair Sim as the elder Scrooge. (Our favorite version by the way, with the Muppets one a close second. The rats doing 'heat wave'? C'mon. A classic movie moment.)
Just out this week is Larry Gonik's Cartoon History of the Modern World. It is VERY engaging and even controversial - it's a Zinn-like take on history. Just out in paperback. Check it out.
Googled around to confirm that Cat Stevens did write Here Comes my Baby, as I recalled, and found this neat site. Cute but scary.
Win a CD by author Mike Perry. XM is firing up some great covers this AM. Elvis Costello doing Brilliant Disguise. Leo Kottke doing Sweet Emotion. And Yo La Tengo just did Here Comes my Baby. Who had the hit with that song back in the 60's? And no Googling!
I could do all that cooking, too, if someone chopped all my chives, celery, peppers, etc etc etc and put them in cute little glass dishes for me!!
Bookselling This Week celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Tudor Book Shop and Café in Kingston, Pa., one of my favorite stores, which has grown to a 4,800-sq.-ft. store from 144 square feet.
Ah Miss Universe. Naughty girl. But we all have our addictions, whether cigs or Su Doku? Mine? Edie's Dibs ice cream. omigod, take 'em away!!!
Mary McCarthy of the wonderful Harry W. Schwartz Bookshops in Milwaukee has been a friend for more years than we care to say, and courtesy of Shelf Awareness, here's a link to Mary's reading and gift picks via her radio talks. See Schwartz's holiday guide at this link, too.
Fireside Books' goodbooksbadcoffee. Very clever.