Friday Evening Book Reviews

DenofGeek.com reviews the impressively titled, 500 ESSENTIAL GRAPHIC NOVELS, and says it lives up to its name without inner-sanctum snobbery.

A book of book reviews, or at least of book categorizations, Hallie Ephron’s 1001 BOOKS FOR EVERY MOOD, makes an appearance in the Boston Globe’s online book section.

The Atlantic posts a guide to upcoming releases.

Curtis Sittenfeld’s muses via novel on how the life of a First Lady unfolds in AMERICAN WIFE.

And The Denver Post recaps notable debut novels.

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2 Responses to “Friday Evening Book Reviews”

  1. Michael Says:
    August 30th, 2008 at 9:08 am

    I don’t know… that book for every mood book…. seems so pointless.

    A book made up of a list of books?

    At best, that book is worth a one minute browse in the store but I can’t see anyone buying it.

    How much do you think she got paid for that? (Seriously)

  2. Michael Says:
    August 30th, 2008 at 9:16 am

    And yet 500 ESSENTIAL GRAPHIC NOVELS intrigues me greatly.

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