I took my son to see the new Dr Seuss movie - Horton Hears a Who today.
So this is a book related post. LOL It was a good movie. I enjoyed it. So did my son.
Horton Hears a Who. (movie website)
Horton Hears a Who (The Poem)
And this is the TRAILER
Facebook Badge
Hogwarts School
Archives, Library & Records
Stat Counter
Rocking Girl Blogger
Oh rockin' robin well you really gonna rock tonight
Challenges for 2013
I have done NO challenges since the last Canadian Book Challenge in 2009. I completed that challenge reading 40 books in total.
3 times 13 books with 3 different genres, plus 1 extra to make the total books read = 40.
ABM - Autobiographies, Biographies and Memoirs
FS - Free Spirit - Any Canadian book
SA - Single Author - Robert Munsch
For 2013 I have 3 more challenges planned. This year I want to read 12 Public Domain Books, 12 Books by Women (Female) authors and 12 Bibliophilic books (or Books about Books).
I give myself the entire year to do these. I will post reviews here with links to Squidoo as well.
3 times 13 books with 3 different genres, plus 1 extra to make the total books read = 40.
ABM - Autobiographies, Biographies and Memoirs
FS - Free Spirit - Any Canadian book
SA - Single Author - Robert Munsch
For 2013 I have 3 more challenges planned. This year I want to read 12 Public Domain Books, 12 Books by Women (Female) authors and 12 Bibliophilic books (or Books about Books).
I give myself the entire year to do these. I will post reviews here with links to Squidoo as well.
Art and Antiques
GOODREADS WEBSITE
The Golden Era
Other Interesting Places
- Angela Browne
- Antique Map Collecting
- Beyond the Da Vinci Code
- Bibliomania
- Book Lounge Canada
- Books, Fun and Games
- BookThink
- Boston 1775
- Calladus
- Center for the Book
- Confessions of the Pioneer Woman
- Dust Jacket Review
- Freedom to Read
- Genealogue
- Helene Hanff
- Historical Novel Society
- Library of Congress
- Literary Stamps
- Literary Traveler
- Love The Book
- Random Thoughts (Environmentally Friendly)
- Robert J Sawyers Website
- Stories from Jamaica
- The Last Supper Details
- The Slot - Blog (copy editors)
- Today in Literature
- Travellers & Souvenirs
- Whale Song - Cheryl K Tardif
- WOTS Word on the Street
Antiquarian Book related
- ABCD Books
- Anglo Saxon Chronicles
- Antiquarian Bibles
- Antiquarian Book News
- Archaeologia
- Bodleian Library @ Oxford University
- Book Collecting 101
- Book Hunters Holiday
- Book Think
- Books & Book Collecting
- Byblos Books
- David Brass Rare Books
- Grolier Club
- Gutenberg Library
- Horizon Books Toronto Canada
- Nicholas Basbanes
- Oak Knoll Books & Press
- Papyrus, Books and Antiquities
- Pepys Diary
- Project Gutenberg
- Rare Book News
- Renascence Editions 1477-1799
- Scott from Fine Books & Collections Magazine
- Shapero Books
- The Essentials of Book Collecting
- The Huntingdon Library @ Pasadena
- University of Toronto Books
- World Wide School Library
Bookstores
- Aquila Books
- Asher Rare Books
- Bibliomania
- Book Express
- Bookcloseouts
- Books for Business
- Bromer Books
- Dundurn Publishers
- Eximious Books
- Hard to Find but Worth the Effort Second Hand Bookshop
- Ken Sanders Rare Books - Utah
- Locate your favourite Bookshops
- McNally Robinson Bookstore Online
- Nicholas Hoare Books Toronto
- Old Scrolls
- Parent Books
- Shelfari
- Tesseract - Science Fiction & Fantasy
- The Colophon Bookshop
- Tomfolio
- WordsWorth Books
Other Biblio Blogs
- 1001 Books - You Should Read
- A High and Hidden Place
- A Life in Books
- A Work in Progress
- Adventures in Bookland
- AHA
- Around the World in 100 books
- Biblio Technician
- Biblioaddict
- BibliOdyssey
- BiblioFiles
- Bibliophile Bullpen
- BiblioShakespeare
- Bibliothecary - the new version
- Book Chase
- Book Hunter's Blog
- Book in Hand
- Book Ninja
- Book Patrol
- Book Puddle
- Book Ride - Rare Book Guide
- Book Trout
- Book World
- Book Worm
- Bookaholic
- Books Found
- Books Lists Life
- Books Lists Life Too
- Deanna's Tragic Right Hip
- Dove Grey Reader UK
- Dundurn Publishers Blog
- Eves Alexandria
- Exeter Book History Devon UK
- Exile Bibliophile
- Great Books A Chapter a Day
- Grumpy Old Bookman
- Historia's Books
- Historical Tapestry
- Imani - Books of my Numberless Dreams
- Indextrious Reader
- Kates Book Blog
- Library of Congress Blog
- Literary Feline
- Literary Word
- Little Librarian
- Loaded Questions
- Lori - She Treads Softly
- Lux Mentis
- Lynnes Corner of the Globe
- Maproom
- Me & My Big Mouth
- Mirabilis from Canada
- Musings of a Bookish Kitty
- Patricia Storms Cartoonist
- Philobiblos
- Plan B for J.Anne
- Reading Challenges
- Red Room Library
- Robert J Sawyers Blog
- Sarah's Books
- Sassy Monkey
- Selling Books Online
- So Many Books
- The Millions
- Thoughts of Joy
- Work in Progress
- You Can Never Have Too Many Books
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(268)
-
▼
March
(22)
- Very Stressful Weekend
- Middlemarch - 50 Greatest Books
- Sorrow Mountain - Book Review
- Misquoting Jesus - Book Review
- In Search of Molly Pitcher - Book Review
- The Rosetta Key - Book Review
- Before Green Gables - review 2
- THE GREAT GATSBY - 50 GREATEST BOOKS
- De ludo schacorum (About the game of Chess).
- Easter weekend
- 50 Greatest Books March 2008
- Happy Birthday to BiblioHistoria
- Arthur C Clark Died Today
- Computer finally up and running.
- Napoleon's Pyramid - Book Review
- Disaster Averted
- Disaster - Computer Crashed
- Book Ends Book Review
- The Jane Austen Book Club Movie Review
- That new job
- Darwin's dangerous idea
- Das Kapital - 50 Greatest books
-
▼
March
(22)
About Me
- Francesca Thomas
- I love books, I love reading them, I love owning them. I love History and Maps, Genealogy, Archaeology, and Sci Fi (Star Trek & Stargate) and Biographies.
1 comment:
Dr. Seuss is classic; after seeing Horton Hears a Who i remembered how much he packs into relatively simple storylines... they didn't add much to the original story either except for the usual Jim Carreyisms.
Post a Comment