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Oct
15
2013

R.I.P. Mark Darcy. 10 Literary Characters Who Died too Soon
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When the news broke about the fate of Bridget Jones’ husband, Mark Darcy, in Helen Fielding’s new book Mad About the Boy, I was crushed. I still don’t know if I’m going to read it. It’s not the first time …
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14
2013

Think You Know Columbus? Think Again.
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Today is Columbus Day. The legacy of Christopher Columbus has been debated for years. While he may have introduced Europeans to the beautiful New World in his search for a passage to the Orient, no one can deny that the …
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09
2013

Check out Books On the Nightstand
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It’s no secret we love listening to audiobooks. Of course with so many excellent titles available, sometimes it’s hard to make up our minds! That’s why we’re so pumped to announce that Audiobooks.com is now a sponsor of one of …
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07
2013

New Language Learning Audio Books to Make You a Better Global Citizen
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Good news, everyone/ tout le monde / todo el mundo! We’re very happy to now offer over 500 titles from Pimsleur, a well-respected authority in the language-learning industry. Exciting stuff! We’ve changed up our language learning section, so you can …
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04
2013

Old School vs. New Age Vampires
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Anne Rice, one of the most popular authors of vampire lore, celebrates her birthday today. Rice’s iconic anti-hero, Lestat is definitely your old-school, bad-ass bloodsucker. Today’s vampires are a little more – how shall I say it? – tame. I …
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30
2013

Need Your ‘Breaking Bad’ Fix? 5 Audio Books to Help You Through Withdrawal
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It’s been less than one day since the gripping conclusion to one of the most highly acclaimed television dramas of all time, but diehard ‘Breaking Bad’ fans are already asking themselves “what now?” How will you fill the void left …
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