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Seen Any Kids’ Books Lately?

July 26, 2010 //  by Etta Wilson//  21 Comments

Blogger:    Etta Wilson

Location: Books & Such Nashville Office

Weather: Hot as you-know-what

The title for this post has a broader meaning than at first may come to mind. As I read the summer movie listings, review publishers’ offerings of …

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“More, More, More,” Said the 10-year-old

May 27, 2010 //  by Etta Wilson//  24 Comments

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Location: Books & Such Nashville Office

Weather: Hot and sticky

Young readers’ enthusiasm still thrills me. From the time most of them first discover they can decipher those symbols on the page and glean meaning from them, …

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More New Readers Found

January 25, 2010 //  by Etta Wilson//  4 Comments

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Location: Books & Such Nashville Office

Weather: Cold and wet

Wow, what good news to start a new year—adult fiction had positive sales last year. That’s according to Nielsen’s BookScan, which reports on 75% of the market. …

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Characters–Human or Not?

March 26, 2009 //  by Etta Wilson//  Leave a Comment

Blogger: Etta Wilson

Location: Books & Such office, Nashville

Weather: 65 and spring rain

Do protagonists have greater appeal to readers if they are human, or is it more important that a character simply exhibit some human characteristics?  Animal characters …

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