Something that recently made the rounds is the blurb author Nicole Krauss attached to David Grossman's forthcoming novel, "To the ...

This one is entertaining with no additional comment. Reviewer "Mao Ze Dong" writes a review for "The Amulet of Samarkand...

I firstly want to thank all readers who commented on my recent post about "The Passage" - a book I have not read, but apparently...

I read "The Grapes of Wrath" on a summer visit to an Eastern European country, an apt setting for this novel. Alongside the grim s...

Following the massive buzz surrounding South African stadiums--er, Justin Cronin's incredibly well-publicized book "The Passage...

One of the more commonly used methods to figure out if an unknown book is for you is the first page test. Or first chapter. Or, occasionally...

The last couple of weeks have seen the rise of two lists that have been making the rounds, two lists not of books but rather of authors: the...

Kokopelli is not a very old god, but he's quickly grown to be one of the most special and beloved bookmarks I have in my collection. T...

Explain this to me, please. In the past couple of months, I have heard endlessly of the battle between the iPad and the Kindle, Apple and Am...

The first half of part 2 can be found here , and a compiled list of results is located here ! Book clubs: Truth be told, I really didn't...

I'm reading much slower these days than ever before. Someone once told me that the way to truly enjoy and appreciate literature is to ta...

In honor of the somewhat new World Ocean Day , a few ocean related bookmarks:

Though originally found as a review of Meir Shalev's "A Pigeon and a Boy", this review could essentially fit in anywhere: I r...

If I remembered the story behind this bookmark, this post would sound a little different. But I don't remember that, and the stories beh...

Isaac Bashevis Singer received the Nobel for his writings about Jewish life, for the "Polish-Jewish roots" in his writing. "...

In early 2008, this stiff multi-layered bookmark came in the mail. The bookmark served partially as an informational tool for the Beijing 08...

Enough said.

Sometimes all that's needed for a great bookmark is a little talent with your hands. Unfortunately, I entirely lack such talent. Luckily...

Check out part 1 here or a compiled list of results here ! Spoiler alert - part 2 is pretty interesting. Let's take a look. Reviews: I...

This is one of the oldest bookmarks I own for one simple reason - it isn't really mine. This somehow passed hands enough time to make th...