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  1. Five Fresh Takes On Superheroes

    June 18 , 2013 by Game Genie

    In lieu of the "best of" this or that superhero or series, here are five original takes on superpowered beings that easily outclass most other comics for imagination and execution. In addition to being fresh takes on superheroes, these titles are also simply immense fun to read.

  2. Moo, Quack, Oink: Celebrate Animal Noises with your Toddler!

    June 18 , 2013 by Sarah Graham

    "What does a cow say?"

  3. Expert Reading Recommendations

    June 17 , 2013

    "What does a cow say?"

  4. Five Great Tales of The Caped Crusader

    May 31 , 2013 by Game Genie

    Perhaps you know him better at the movies as The Dark Knight, but everyone’s favorite billionaire Bruce Wayne will always be a caped crusader on the comics page. His legacy encompasses at least five different movements in comic books, but in case you are looking for some straightforward, satisfying reads about the bat, here are five can’t-miss titles for relatively mature readers.

  5. Five Great Stories of the Man of Steel

    May 29 , 2013 by Game Genie

    Mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent (that's Superman to you) has seen a lot in his over 70 years of entertaining millions in comics, newspapers, cartoons, TV shows, and films. Many people are familiar with the origin of Supes, that he is the last of a race of Kryptonians sent to Earth to do good, and here are five great, self-contained Superman stories.

  6. 5 Great History Novels

    May 29 , 2013 by Jim Staskowski

    A great historical novel floods you with details you can see, hear, smell and touch and delivers you out of your time to someplace strange, new and wonderful. Below are five novels that did so for me. Tell me what books did so for you.

  7. 5 Books to Bring Out Your Inner Child

    May 28 , 2013 by Sarah Gough

    As an alternative to the usual easy, breezy, beach reads, indulge in one of these smart, witty and whimsical books. Since they're written with a younger audience in mind, they'll satisfy your craving for a little light reading, without sacrificing substance. Some are juvenile fiction classics, and some are new -- but all are sure to make you think, laugh, reminisce, imagine, and be inspired.

  8. 5 Funny Books for When You Hit the Road

    May 28 , 2013 by Alexis

    I love road trips. I can't wait for my next chance to spend time with my sister searching for the best swimming hole in the Carolinas, trekking with my friend, Amber, or best of all, exploring a city with my sweetie. I love the conversations we have in the car, I love the music we share, and I love a good laugh. Audiobooks are a GREAT way to break up the monotony of the interstate, particularly when they are funny.

  9. Power Customer

    May 13 , 2013

    I love road trips. I can't wait for my next chance to spend time with my sister searching for the best swimming hole in the Carolinas, trekking with my friend, Amber, or best of all, exploring a city with my sweetie. I love the conversations we have in the car, I love the music we share, and I love a good laugh. Audiobooks are a GREAT way to break up the monotony of the interstate, particularly when they are funny.

  10. Mystery Most Traditional: 2012 Agatha Award Nominees

    February 14 , 2013 by Chantal Wilson

    The 2012 Agatha Award nominees are in!  The award is named in honor of Agatha Christie and is awarded by Malice Domestic, an annual “fun fan” convention for lovers of traditional mysteries.   Nominated titles must have first been published in the United States by a living author during 2012 and typically contain no explicit sex, excessive gore, or gratuitous violence.  Winners will be announced in May 2013. 

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