Quiz: Fill In The Classic Novel Title
Quiz: Who Wrote It?
Who wrote these classic novels…
Spaghetti Films
Celebrate National Spaghetti Day with these films that serve you scenes that feature spaghetti. Hungry yet? Lady and the Tramp Who can forget the iconic spaghetti slurping scene between pretty cocker spaniel Lady and her paramour, the mongrel dog Tramp? The Apartment Remember when Bud (Jack Lemmon) strains spaghetti through a tennis racket? Very clever! Cloudy With…
Popular Books You Didn’t Know Were Translated
Did you know these contemporary books were translated into English? Have a goal to read more books from around the world? Add these to your list. A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman. Translated from Swedish. Tom Hanks is attached to star in the latest film (no release date). The Little Paris Bookshop by Nina George. Translated…
Bookpacking Through Europe: British Isles Part II
Can't make it to Europe to backpack? How about a "bookpack" through Europe? Travel through the British Isles with a selection of books, all from the comfort of your own home at no cost! You've traveled to the British Isles, but what about all the islands, you ask? Here we go! The Isle of Man…
Popular Translated Novels: Part I
Ever wonder what some of the world's most popular translated novels are? Let's find out! Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes. This novel of a knight fighting windmills was first published in Spanish in 1605 and has been translated into an estimated 145-plus languages in last four hundred years. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter series…
Quiz: Famous Lines from Children’s Literature
Test your knowledge on these lines from classic children's literature…
Quiz: First Lines of Classic Novels
How well do you know these first lines of classic novels…
150 Years of Little Women
Happy birthday, Louisa May Alcott! She was born on November 29, 1832. 150 years ago, in September 1868, the first volume of Little Women by Louisa May Alcott was published and became an instant bestseller. NEAT FACTS ABOUT LOUISA AND HER FAMILY Louisa used to write pulp fiction (also known as potboilers and dime novels) under the…
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