Book Sale Finder Launches Book Sales To Go - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Apr 27, 2010 – HUDSON, MA – April 27, 2010 – Book Sale Finder, the online guide to used book sales, announced the release of Book Sales TO GOTM, a free product which allows people to easily locate book sales and non

For iPad, 81 Percent of Top Book Apps Are Kids Titles - AOL News
(April 27) -- At bedtime one night last week, Heather Liesper asked 5-year-old Owen what book he wanted her to read to wind down his day. It won't surprise anyone that her son was keen for a Dr. Seuss title, but his request did come with a twist: For

West Memphis Public Library Book Sale - Memphis Commercial Appeal
The West Memphis Public Library will be holding their semi-annual book sale Friday, April 30th , from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Saturday, May 1st from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, and Monday, May 3rd, 2010 from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Paperbacks are .50 or 3 for $1

Book-signing to feature former KSU president - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Siegel is featured in "Women of True Grit" by Edie Hands and Tina Savas. The book depicts the lives of women who advanced through commitment to excellence. Siegel retired in 2006 after serving 25 years as KSU president. She is the endowed chair of

Molly Ringwald's New Book Brings the "Pretty Back" - Limelife
Molly Ringwald was the idol of an entire generation during the '80s, showing awkward teens how to navigate the pitfalls of puberty. Now she's back to offer her advice on how to survive as an adult. Her new book, Getting the Pretty Back: Friendship

Book Discussion Groups Meet Monthly at Marshall - Battle Creek Enquirer
Book discussion clubs meet monthly at the Marshall District Library to discuss material chosen by club members. Anyone interested in joining a book group is welcome to attend. Registration is not required for these free events. The library is located

Can The iPad Or The Kindle Save Book Publishers? - NPR News
In its subtitle, Ken Auletta's latest column asks the question, "Can the iPad topple the Kindle and save the book business?" The article, published in the April 26 issue of The New Yorker magazine, discusses the on-going battle between publishing

In Monroe’s Own Handwriting, New Book Documents - New York Times (blog)
Some of the most personal correspondence that Marilyn Monroe wrote in her life, as well as the messages, both intimate and trivial, that she jotted for herself will be published for the first time in a book planned for the fall. On Tuesday, the