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Aug 05 2009: Sony is introducing two new electronic reading devices and cut prices for new and bestselling e-books. The Wall Street Journal reported that the Reader Pocket Edition and Reader Touch Edition "will sell for $199 and $299 respectively and will go on sale at the end of ...
Aug 03 2009: Ben & Jerry's is considering launching a library-themed ice-cream flavor, after a campaign by New Jersey librarian, Andy Woodworth, gathered over 4000 supporters in just a few days. Woodworth hopes this will raise awareness of libraries "in the face of stagnant or ...
Aug 03 2009: A 91-year-old woman from Stranraer in south-west Scotland is believed to be Britain's most prolific library book reader after staff at her local library realized she is on the brink of borrowing her 25,000th book - having borrowed her first in 1946.
Aug 03 2009: The American Library Association (ALA), the Association of College and Research Libraries, and the Association of Research Libraries have reiterated their support for the proposed Google Books settlement, while repeating concerns that the settlement live up to its ...
Jul 30 2009: Reed Business Information is putting Publishers Weekly and its affiliated publications, Library Journal and School Library Journal, up for sale. Last year, Reed Elsevier, parent company of RBI, tried to sell all of RBI but dropped the sale when it couldn’t get the price...
Jul 28 2009: The Booker Prize Longlist (13 titles known as the Man Booker Dozen) has been announced:
Jul 28 2009: The discovery of four satirical "playlets" by PG Wodehouse, seen by the public for the first time in 100 years this weekend, prove that the humorist - who is often viewed as apolitical - had a strong interest in public affairs from his youth.
Jul 24 2009: E. Lynn Harris, the best-selling author of novels that addressed the subject of gay black culture has died. He was 54.
Pony Confidential
by Christina Lynch
In this whimsical mystery, a grumpy pony must clear his beloved human's name from a murder accusation.
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Censorship, like charity, should begin at home: but unlike charity, it should end there.
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