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Books Read in 2012
This is an ongoing list of books I read in 2012 ( Read more... ) -
Delirium, By Lauren Oliver
"You may think the past has something to tell you. You may think that you should listen, should strain to make out its whispers, should bend over backward, stoop down low to hear its voice breathed up from the ground, from the dead places. You may think there's something in it for you, something to understand or make sense of. But I know the truth ( Read more... ) -
Books Read in 2011
This is an ongoing account of all the books I have read in 2011. I didn't get as many as I would have liked on my list last year, but I should have more time to read now.
1. Backroads--Tawni O'Dell
2. The Accidental Bestseller--Wendy Wax
3. Virals--Kathy Reichs
4. Rotten to the Core--Sheila Connolly
5. The Stolen Child--Keith Donohue
6. The Likeness-- ( Read more... ) -
Books Read in 2010
I've decided to keep an ongoing account of the books I read this year. So here is my (hopefully) growing list. Keep in mind that I am a mother of a two year old and a full time college student so the number of books will be no where near where they would have been otherwise.
1. Second Glance--by Jodi Picoult
2. Identical--by Ellen Hopkins
3. Uglies ( Read more... ) -
Calligrammes
In a collection of verses titled Calligrammes, Guillaume Apollinaire composed poems in the shape of the image they describe. In this exercise, you will use a basic shape, and then you will write poetry or prose inside the shape, making sure that the subject matter is linked to the shape and that you fill the entire shape with words.
Pick a number ( Read more... ) -
I Leave The Sky Her Tears Of White
The snow is tormenting me. Taunting me with its icy coldness. I remember playing outside in snow when I was younger until I was exhausted, fingers numb. If only it were that easy now. I guess I don't really play in it anymore because it is now a cumbersome chore. Clean off the car. Shovel the drive. Salt the stairs and the sidewalk. Pray that your ( Read more... ) -
Built to Last
Write the letters of the word built down the side of your page, repeating the letters over and over until you get to the last line.
When writing this exercise, whenever you start a new line, you must use the letter that appears at the begining o the line as the first letter of the first word on that line.
Pick a number between 1 and 10 and write it ( Read more... )
