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Good Reading Magazine OK Good Readers. Anyone in a book club and DIDN'T get our new free e-newsletter? Read a sample online.

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Good Reading Magazine Happy Monday Good Readers. What did you read on the weekend?

Yesterday at 1:53pm
Bernadette Aitken
Bernadette Aitken
Half of a Yellow sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and The Safe House by Nicci French
17 hours ago
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Good Reading Magazine Okay here's another one. Anyone else in favour of traditional bookstores making a comeback? (Although the level of service described in his reverie seems peculiarly British).

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Stuart Walton: No more lounging in Waterstone's or browsing in Borders – turn over an old leaf with the starchy, strait-laced booksellers of old
Jel
Jel
Lachlan has the idea, both are good in there way, and so it would be lovely to have traditional bookstores around, but also have some larger bookstores. What about the bigger bookstore whose staff are really knowledgeable about books and make that seem like a small traditional one.
Fri at 12:32am
Sharon Hunting
Sharon Hunting
I work in a bookshop - we try to offer good personal service rather than throwaway gimmicks...
Fri at 12:53pm
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Good Reading Magazine Did anyone catch this story about Enid Blyton in the Guardian earlier this week? What do you think? Do you think parents should censor what their kids read? http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/tvandradioblog/2009/nov/16/bbc-enid-blyton-snobbery

November 19 at 2:02pm
Leanne Lip
Leanne Lip
I grew up on Enid blyton. I probably read every book and I enjoyed them as Good stories I didn't read them to be taught a lesson nor was I shocked about noddy and big ears being gay. I knew that gollywogs were black just because they were and the famous five did not encourage me to fight criminals ony own. I just loved them and hope I can find them so my daughter will be able to enjoy them asicb as I did
Fri at 3:29am
Mark Phillip Liston
Mark Phillip Liston
thats right i shared my prepubescent bed with noddy and big ears
Fri at 4:10am
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Good Reading Magazine OK who saw it? Any early reviews of New Moon?

November 18 at 2:01pm
Kate Deller-Evans
Kate Deller-Evans
can understand what all the fuss over Jacob is about now...
November 19 at 11:08pm
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thanks, I joined up! Can never get enough news about books
November 17 at 6:00pm
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Good Reading Magazine Curious about Good Reading magazine? We've just put a more up-to-date sample online issue on our site for you to read for free. Check it out.

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Good Reading Magazine In Wellington, NZ, head librarians (see picture) have pledged to read a book every month and challenge all Kiwis to do the same. They say 'Imagine if all kiwis aged 15 and over read a book a month, that’s over 40 million books a year!' And just imagine if we added Australia to that figure?
We bet you read more than one book a month. So come on, how many do you read a month?

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Good Reading Magazine The children's Roald Dahl Funny Prize winners for 2009 have been announced. This made us think about books that give us a giggle. What are the books that give you a good belly laugh?

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The Roald Dahl Funny Prize for 2009 has been announced. The award aims topromote laughter and humour as a feel-good factor when reading, by encouraging families to read together and discover the pleasure of funny books. ...
Cathy Tucker
Cathy Tucker
"Mummy Laid An Egg" by Babette Cole, remember this Rowena?
November 11 at 7:48pm
Leonie Jordan
Leonie Jordan
If we're talking picture books, Click Clack Moo - Cows That Type and Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus. Alice in Wonderland is the funniest novel, without question, though I also loved Once by Morris Gleitzman, poignant though it was.
November 11 at 10:44pm
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The private library of one of Australia’s most controversial intellectuals, PP McGuinness, will be up for sale in Sydney. McGuinness's library is sure to be interesting. There are about 10,000 books. The Paddy McGuinness Last Drinks Book Fair will be held in McGuinness' garden in Darling Street Balmain on Saturday 21 N...ovember. Books, BBQ and drinks from 10am-4pm. Email thoughtbroker@gmail.com for more details.Read More

November 9 at 9:56pm
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Good Reading Magazine Congratulations to Anna Kupniewski! She is the winner of a double pass to the first evening session of the Adelaide Writers' Festival!

November 8 at 9:01pm
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Good Reading Magazine BTW I used all the clever facebook fans' responses to 'who's the scariest literary character' to create a book quiz in the newsletter.

November 3 at 7:56pm
Karin Sussmann
Karin Sussmann
Jean-Baptiste Grenouille is the scariest character from Perfume by Patrick Süskind. Made into a movie in 2006
November 4 at 3:53am
Deborah Bailey
Deborah Bailey
Perfect. That is my all-time favourite book!
November 4 at 11:29pm
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Good Reading Magazine The November readers' e-newsletter has been sent. You can read an archived version or subscribe at https://secure.goodreadingmagazine.com.au/free-newsletter.aspx

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Check out our website for a Q&A with crime author Gabrielle Lord, who has been writing an innovative thriller series for young adults called 'Conspiracy 365'.
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Good Reading Magazine Don't forget our competition to win a double pass to the first evening session of the Adelaide Writers' Festival. See Monday's wall post for details or email newsletter@goodreadingmagazine.com.au

November 3 at 3:19pm
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