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I didn't have a bookish news post last week due to the fact that I was in Vegas on vacation. Don't worry though, I'm back and have brought you a ton of goodies this week!!
ARTICLES
Have you heard of the website moviepilot? If not you should check it out. It has a whole section with updated news on book to movie adaptions.
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Want a sneak peak of Allegiant by Veronica Roth? I know you do!
Travelodge has recently released a list of books left behind in its UK franchises. I'm actually sad so many people leave behind books in their hotel rooms, but then again maybe the person who finds it will enjoy the book and it really does spread the book joy. Or maybe the book was just crap.
They are going to add "twerking" to the Oxford Dictionary. I'm not sure I have words for this and I didn't even know what this was until I watched the VMAs, which I am trying to block out. (Except for the very short yet amazing Nsync reunion.)
If you want a good laugh read 20 of The Biggest Dick Moves in Literature. This article is so true.
BLOG POSTS
There are many times when I read a book that is getting a ton of positive feedback and a lot of attention and I just don't like it. I tend to wonder if something is wrong with me. Luckily I discovered that I am not alone, Reading the Best of the Best has a great post up this week that discusses this.
I really enjoyed Bookish Treasures' post on what she thinks authors should do when writing review requests. What frustrates me the most is not getting addressed by my name or blog title but just as blogger. Or when the requester obviously hasn't read my review policy and sends me a book in a genre I don't review.
Noteworthy blogger tips and advice can be found over at Coffee and Characters. It's a short little post but really worth the read.
Want to spice things up on the blog or just enjoy doing surveys? Here is another cool one this week, The Random # Survey.
VIDEOS
The Divergent trailer is here!! I'm beyond excited.
The Book Theif trailer is here!! It looks good. Although the best part of the book for me was death's narration and I don't know what they are going to do with that in the movie.