Tag: Shakespeare

• Reading the Movies

  Have you ever read a book that you just loved, but then you watched the movie version and it’s just so different that you’re disappointed, sad, or even angry? As a librarian who also loves movies, I’ve had that happen many times. So what’s to be done? With few exceptions, movies and even series (formerly…

  Amy S.

  March 23, 2026

  Book Reviews, Contests, Graphic Novels / Manga, Kids and Teens, Lost In Translation, Movies, Recommendations, Trending

  AlfredHitchcock, AllisonPearson, AnneRice, Beloved, Buffy/Spike, BuffyTheVampireSlayer, DaphneDuMaurier, EJDickson, Hamlet, Hamnet, IDontKnowHowSheDoesIt, IfIHadLegsIdKickYou, InterviewWithAVampire, KPopDemonHunters, MaryBronstein, MeeshTheBadDemon, MinJinLee, Miyazaki, MyNeighborTotoro, NoveList, OneBadMother, OneBattleAfterAnother, Oscars, Pachinko, PhilipaGregory, Read-alike, Rebecca, RoseByrne, RyanCoogler, SarahJessicaParker, Shakespeare, Sinners, SpiritedAway, StudioGhibli, TheWhiteQueen, ThomasPynchon, ToniMorrison, VampiresOfElNorte, Vineland, WolfHall

• Wine & Words: What is Considered Timeless?

  The Frederica Quartet by A.S. Byatt A well written novel is timeless. An author who can produce a novel of excellence is also timeless. Their use of language is almost like a drug, each time you read a piece of their writing you ascend into a state of euphoria. You escape into another realm of…

  sbarillari

  September 8, 2025

  Recommendations, Wine & Words

  AnthonySmithBooks, ASByatt, BabelTower, BerryPicking, BrontëSisters, BronteSisters, CambridgeUniversity, DHLawrence, FredericaQuartet, GeorgeEliot, LabruscaRosa, Lambrusco, LiniLambrusco, MarciaBates, PossessionARomance, Shakespeare, StillLife, TheGuardian, TheQuartet, TheVirginInTheGarden, WhistlingWoman