The Little Book Club: The Book Club that Grows with your Child

The Little Book Club is a subscription book club that grows with your child. Each month, your child receives 3 books in the mail, and as your child grows the books become more advanced.

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Hypejar: Discover Products Before they are Released!

Hypejar is the place to find future product releases. Get in-depth information about upcoming new and exciting products before they reach the market.

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50 Watts: 50 Shades of Illustrations and Literature

If you find literature and stories to be pieces of art, peruse through 50 Watts, a unique take on showing stories of yesteryear to children and readers of today. Share the photos with your children or just sit back and enjoy a different take on your favorite stories of the past.

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Welcome to the Future of Comics: Tapastic Webcomics Network

Hello and welcome to the future. Of comics. Tapastic is one of the Internet’s first webcomics networks, where readers can discover awesome new comics and artists, and comic artists can publish their work and reach a larger audience.

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Pottermore: J.K. Rowling Brings Harry Potter To Life Online

So JK Rowling really does love us! Pottermore is a new, online fix for all us Harry Potter addicts out there: a unique, online experience that brings a whole new perspective to the Harry Potter books…

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Book Reviews: iDreamBooks – Rotten Tomatoes For Books!

In the same way you use Rotten Tomatoes to check how good a film is before you watch it, iDreamBooks is aiming to become your first port of call in deciding what to read next.

 

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Underground New York Public Library: Who’s Reading What On The Subway?

Ever wondered what the guy next to you on the subway was reading? So did cheeky photographer Ourit Ben-Haim when creating this interesting photo series, the ‘Underground New York Public Library’…

 

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Wattpad: Discover New Books; Read Stories Online For Free

Wattpad is a magical community for discovering and sharing stories on the web. It’s a new form of collaborative entertainment that connects readers and writers through storytelling and creative fiction.

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How to get free eBooks for Amazon Kindle: Use Hundred Zeros!

The Amazon Kindle. We all love it. Its eBooks are continuing to revolutionize the way we read books. But you know what’s even better? Free Amazon Kindle booksand that’s exactly what you’ll get with Hundred Zeros.

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Lendle – Borrow and share Kindle books in a book lover community

If you are like me and must always have an eBook lined up on your Kindle (device or app…) then Lendle is about to become your next big hobby! Lendle is a new social community website for us poor book lovers. The website functions as a free social eBook library in-which you peek at other people’s eBook stock while allowing them to see the eBooks you own. If you find a title you fancy you can make a request to borrow it.

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Cowbird - The Storytellers' Community

Cowbird Stories: For When 140 Characters Just Isn’t Enough…

Tell your Never Ending Story with Cowbird:

A great way to describe our latest Weekly Fave, Cowbird, is Twitter for the soul – or in slightly less lyrical terms, the complete opposite of Twitter’s endless rush of instant, throwaway one-liners. Cowbird is a never ending web of online storytellers, linked almost magically by the subjects of their stories: the people, places and themes they evoke. It’s thoughtful, visual, engrossing: a modern day diary for the online generation.

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Small Demons

Small Demons: Explore What You Read in Books… in Real Life!

Welcome to the “Story Verse”:

Small Demons – What have you read lately? I’ve been working  through John Grisham’s endless conveyor belt of legal thrillers. What I really like about his novels is that he makes his stories seem real. You know the streets his lawyers and criminals chase each other down. You know that courtroom. You even know that drink the protagonist sips at the bar. They’re places in your City. It’s the same beer you always take at your local bar…

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