Tags : “The Reading Life” - Page 16

The opening chapters of 'War and Peace' appear to be ghost-written by Jane Austen.

Opinion in Books — by Mayank Austen Soofi — on Oct 14, 2006

Children are so easily lost. What happened to the boy who got lost in the library shelves?

Opinion in Books — by Howard Dratch — on Oct 07, 2006

Contributors reflect on what reading means to them.

News in Books — by Natalie Bennett — on Oct 02, 2006

Shhh! Listen. Do you hear your name?

Opinion in Books — by Vikk Simmons — on Oct 02, 2006

I've always been a voracious reader... I've become a writer.

Opinion in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Oct 02, 2006

Hmm... which book to read?

Opinion in Books — by Cameron Graham — on Oct 02, 2006

Can't live with 'em... can't live without 'em!

Opinion in Books — by tink — on Oct 02, 2006

A little rhyme, a little reason... so begins my lifelong love affair with reading, and it all began at the Massapequa Public Library.

Opinion in Books — by Roberta Rosenberg — on Oct 01, 2006

For most, reading is a pleasant diversion. When facing a life-altering situation, it can be a beacon of hope.

Opinion in Books — by Donnie Marler — on Sep 29, 2006