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Find out more about Danielle: Danielle Dreger-Babbitt has spent the last 13 years working in bookstores and libraries. She once got grounded for reading in elementary school (it was way past her bedtime). In 2007 she read nearly 200 books, but don't ask her what her favorite one was. Asking a librarian to pick her favorite book is like asking a mother to choose her favorite child. When Danielle isn't reading, she's beating her husband at Scrabble. She can be reached here. |
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It was announced earlier this week that Capitol Hill's popular Bailey/ Coy Books will close at the end of November....
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The Skagit River Poetry Project has won the 2009 KCTS 9 Golden Apple Award for its long-running...
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November is a busy month for the literary world. There are plenty of new releases this week from J.D. Robb, John...
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It looks like Amazon's popular Kindle is about to have some serious competition. Barnes and Noble will begin selling their own version of the...
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For the past few months Kim Ricketts Book Events has been hosting Cooks & Books Visiting Chef Series around town. These events offer authors a...
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I've already given you a couple of lists of literary Halloween costumes, but what about one for kids? Or...
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