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Tag Archives: Alice Ozma
Belated Best of BEA
Last week BookPage made a whirlwind trip to BEA. It was especially brief for me, since my Tuesday morning flight was cancelled and I ended up getting into NYC oh, about 8 hours later than scheduled. Just in time for … Continue reading
The best books about books?
This morning’s edition of BookPageXTRA is all about nonfiction books about books, authors and reading. We’ve raved here on the blog about this genre before, from nonfiction editor Kate’s post on The Magician’s Book (about C.S. Lewis and the Chronicles … Continue reading
Alice Ozma and the reading promise
Twenty-three-year-old Alice Ozma’s new memoir, The Reading Promise, is all about the joy of reading: it chronicles the more than 3000 consecutive nights that she and her father, a single parent, spent reading aloud to one another. But does a … Continue reading
