Archive for the 'Bookstuff' Category

Six Steps to Own the Perfect Bed Sheet - Its Fascinating

Friday, June 26th, 2009

Till some years back loft bed sheets used to be made from white cotton cloth. Nowadays there is a variety of such bedding stocked up in shops and you are actually spoiled for choice. The latest are available in appealing prints and colourings that change the look of your bedroom
That is why […]

Great Illustrations of Books to Listen to: a Perfect Way to Fit them into Your Daily Routine

Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

Audio-books are available in a multitude of titles and literary genres. Ardent readers can invariably seek out a place for reading, even so audio-books offer a great alternative for busy people. So think about audio-books next time you want to buy books, they are a fantastic way to fit the learning you need to do into a busy life.

Easy Simple Ideas to Fit Audio Books around Your Everyday Routine

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

Audiobooks are for sale in a multitude of titles and genres. Reading will invariably be an essential skill, nevertheless a more convenient way could be the thousands of audio titles available today. The next time you are thinking of purchasing a volume that could simply collect dust on your bookshelves, don’t forget about audio books as another choice.

Behind the Barrister Bookcases - Its Entertaining

Friday, April 3rd, 2009

Whenever you go into a library you are transported by the grand bookcases that are home to a fireball of information- record books! books are safe and free from dirt and junk in a bookcase. Bookcases generally have horizontal compartments for keeping publications.If you wish you can also have glass doors to screen […]

A Children’s Book that Moves

Friday, January 16th, 2009

Scanimation is a state-of-the-art technology that uses a 6-phase animation process combining the principle persistence of vision with an acetate overlay that gives an illusion of movement. This interesting magic behind Rufus Butler Seder’s Gallop!, a children’s motion book.
In Gallop!, children are taken into an exciting world […]

Hinduism and Modernity by David Smith

Saturday, May 17th, 2008

One among the numerous salient features of Hinduism is the absence of any compulsion on its followers to carry out or refrain from any specific religious duty. Full freedom is given to them to function within the parameters of the Law of Righteousness. Hence it will be difficult for a foreigner to understand this religion. […]

IZEE “Growing Up In A Logging Camp”: Introduction

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

Introduction
Rusty Miles never had a real identity. I was that “Little Miles” kid, youngest of “The three Rs,” Rita, Robert, and Russell. My parents were somewhat older than those of most of my friend’s.
When we moved to Izee, I wondered why Dad wouldn’t play baseball, like the other men in the logging camp. While other […]

Invisible Ink - Book Review

Thursday, April 3rd, 2008

Carl Veno’s book, Invisible Ink, provides an insider’s view of the newspaper world during the author’s 25-years as a journalist and editor - at a time when major events were having dramatic affects on American society. Told in a no-nonsense matter-of-fact manner, the tales of experience are intermingled with the author’s family history, including the […]