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Best Middle Grade Books 2022 | SLJ Best Books https://t.co/JJUEaWQ3Tc https://t.co/GhzpSrEx3J

🌳 #DidYouKnow that Prospect Park is over 500 acres? https://t.co/GufwXaXH3f

Wisdom from women who write nonfiction, on everything from the challenges of writing about other people to forgoing the idea of genre. https://t.co/c7kO8x4RUX

Register NOW for the 2023 Washington Writers Conference, and you'll get FOUR face-to-face pitches with literary agents! After Dec. 31st, it's three! https://t.co/S48uWytvgV @DCWriterCon2023 https://t.co/BKmXZWxMUK

I have just made a Twitter sale, Yes, another Twitter sale, I hope that the world takes notice. I’ll post it first class mail. It was The Emotional Dictionary By Susie Dent off the TV. So if you can’t email, I’d love another Twitter sale.

The Newbery at 100 | The Year in SLJ Covers https://t.co/0TFpqPJARN https://t.co/V2TFNHvHJs

"Ma Lindsey’s ancestors had been born in Ireland. She was the seventh child of a seventh child and she was born in a caul, and that made her a soothsayer, my father had told me." https://t.co/c6KJMfA1Sr

ICYMI: A look back at @Jploonam's review of Josh Cohen's entertaining, insightful HOW TO LIVE. WHAT TO DO (@PantheonBooks): https://t.co/EFctNbxqDN https://t.co/Y9yrOPe2li

‘When we read or hear the word “living”, its double meaning occurs to us, as though murmured by a weary old friend. “Living and partly living.” “You can’t call that living.” “I must change my life so that I can live it.”’ Michael Wood watches ‘Living’: https://t.co/QvsrjKn9i4

Hurray! Let's celebrate by buying fuckloads of books from me! #ENGSEN

Sensing the Setting: Newbery Criteria Deep Dive | Heavy Medal https://t.co/COS2aJvC84 https://t.co/zxof6Zq0gc

‘Violence, here, is a means of doing business: it involves salaries, paperwork, writing up reports, following procedure. In its ordinariness, it gets everywhere in the novel.’ Clare Bucknell reads ‘The Old Woman with the Knife’: https://t.co/SSi0ELOVB2

Chief to talk reading, libraries, and favorite books during Marion program - Southwest Virginia Today https://t.co/KORDHAw5HJ

Today's Stats. Cheese eaten. A bit of brie today. Nothing special. Books sold. 13. A baker's dozen (bakers are daft. A dozen is 12) Did we get Wordle? In 5 Steps. 14379 Horses bought. Zero horses Did I speak to my Mum. Just a quick text Extra info. Phone battery on 8%!