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Ever since I was a kid, positive change has brought me great happiness. To this day, I delight in drastically changing my hair style, color, or cut and love rearranging the furniture or reorganizing my cabinets. Being static–or stagnant–just isn’t my thing. Which explains why if you stopped by Book, Line, and Sinker yesterday you [...]
During a dinner the other night, I mentioned to my husband that I wrote a blog post about his love of comic books and told him he should check it out. In return, I received a tepid, noncommittal reply. I didn’t press the subject but quietly harrumphed in a friendly show of passive-aggression. Since when [...]
In another inspired round of organization, I spent a few hours working on some new search options for my book reviews. Until now, my book reviews were organized by review date, an extremely limiting way to order them. I started thinking about other ways to categorize my reviews. Maybe visitors would be interested in seeing [...]
WELCOME! It’s great to be here and I’m happy you’ve made the journey over to Book, Line, and Sinker’s new domain. I’m still shocked that I was actually able to make the conversion from WordPress.com to self-hosting all by myself! (My husband has to pay up on our little wager–I didn’t outsource this project!) I’m [...]
Thank you so much for the warm welcome into the book blogging community. The last six months have flown by and I never knew just how rewarding niche blogging could be. I was thrilled to be nominated (Mom, did YOU submit my name?!) for several categories and was over the moon to be shortlisted in [...]
Welcome aboard, I'm Natalie! I'm 37, married to a dream boat, and live in New Jersey. It's all about books here! I read, recommend, review, and revel in them. Have a book you'd like me to review? Visit my Review Policy for details. Want to drop me a line? May 31, 2012
From the Outside Looking Indian
by Rupinder Gill
Courtesy of Berkley/NAL Penguin Group
June 12, 2012
Between You and Me
by Emma McLaughlin & Nicola Kraus
courtesy of Engelman & Co.
July 3, 2012
The Next Best Thing
by Jennifer Weiner
courtesy of Engelman & Co.
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