Leafmarks now has re-read tracking!
Reblogged from Debbie's Spurts:
Re-read dates and other options added (plus no longer required to add a message if updating reading status):
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Reblogged from Book-love:
My New Year's resolution :)
That sounds like a good bookish/reading resolution to have for 2014. I shall be very happy if I get around to 52 books as well! :)
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Reblogged from Starry Reads:
Reblog in case anyone's interested and didn't know about this yet!
Source: http://paperbackd.tumblr.com
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The Story Coaster from artist Grant Snider
Reblogged from Books2day:
Grant Snider is the enterprising creator of Incidental Comics and also does posters. This one seemed especially appropriate for BookLikes.
Click on the picture to see more of Grant's works:
Source: http://www.incidentalcomics.com
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{Reblog} [Masterpost] Customizing BookLikes
Reblogged from Martini:
Reblog!
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Wanted to reblog this since it's mad helpful.
There are quite a few tutorials on how to change the layout of your BookLikes blog. I figured it's good to have them all in one post, and I'd like to thank all who put a lot of work into making them so others can enjoy BookLikes.
Let's start with the customization blogs posted by BookLikes:
Tutorials made by BookLikers for BookLikers:
- Litchick's Easy Tips for Customization
- Litchick's How to Change Your Followers/Following to Something Fun
- AnHeC's How to Move/change your Followers/Following conters
- Jane's How to Customize your BookLikes Blog using CSS
- Jane's Customizing your BookLikes Blog Pt.2
- ThreeRs' Blog about Fonts
- AnHeC's How to change font colour (text, link, comment section)
- AnHeC's Background for Search Bar
- AnHeC's How to add the Reading Challenge Widget to your sidebar and customize it
- Little Knitter's How to avoid losing the original source of a post you want to reblog
- Pagefault's How to use spoiler tags on BookLikes
- AnHeC's How to change the layout of reactive links
Note: All links open in a new window and take you to the original posts and their creators. Leave comments, likes and reblog the hell out of them so others can see it too :)
Oh my, what an ending to a series that sneaked up on me, then grabbed me and didn't let me go until I was finished with the last book. I can't tell how many times I laughed and, especially in the third installment, actually cried with and for its endearing and memorable characters. I guess this story and its bittersweet ending will stay with me for quite some time to come. This is what great entertainment looks like. Very well played, Mrs. Damico!
Albeit a slightly different genre, I thought that [b:Pivot Point|11988046|Pivot Point (Pivot Point, #1)|Kasie West|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1356020486s/11988046.jpg|16951806] handled mental powers in a much more skillful, logical and fairly well-explained way.Also, I cannot imagine why anybody would possibly think that blue abilities (a.k.a. FREAKING TELEKINESIS) are in any way less dangerous than yellows (electricity control) or reds (fire control), or even harmless.
I need to re-read this. Saba & Emmi & Nero & JACK ??.. and all the madness in between!
I really, really liked this. It was and melancholy and sad, sweet and joyous, hot and exciting, and just beautifully and, at times, lyrically written. Maybe I'll think of more to write about it some time soon, but for now just let me say that, much to my surprise, 'twas quite good!
[incoherent babble] Those last couple of chapters... oh my god, WHAT IS THIS MADNESS?! Dear Lex, up to now I've been very patient with you, but this time it's definitely your own fault and stupidity that really caused shit to hit the fan!And dear Mrs. Damico, HOW COULD YOU DO THIS TO Driggs, my Baby T_____T??!! You better make this right again in the next book, I don't care how, but you just cannot leave a dedicated reader and fangirl hanging like this! Nopenopenope! [/incoherent babble]
