I’d like to make an announcement! I’ve decided to go with Bloglovin as my Google Reader replacement. You can find my feed here. (or hit the big follow button underneath/or the blue+ on my sidebar. I think that wordness just about does it. That is all. Follow
The Book Blogger Love-a-Thon has barely even start and I’m already loving it! Earlier this week I had the pleasure of swaping interviews with the lovely Andrea at The Overstuffed Bookshelf. When and why did you start your blog? I started The Overstuffed Bookcase on January 14, 2012. I had a personal blog before that […]
So at the beginning of the year I decided to switch this blog to strictly classic literature, and like any new year’s resolution I failed miserably. Of course as soon as I made the decision I saw all the great books that were coming out that year and I sat there salivating. I found it […]
Today I have a guest post by Samantha from The Little Munchkin Reader sharing how she discovered Jane Austen and how it impacted her. The works of Miss Jane Austen have entered into readers lives in different ways. For some it was from watching a short movie clip and for others it was reading […]
Since the beginning of the new year my blog has received a large amount of spam. Obviously, this is annoying and unappreciated. For instance, my “going classic” post received 23 comments, but only seven weren’t trying to sell me flowers and jewelery. For present, I have set my comments to moderation, and will see […]
I posted earlier my declaration for “going classic” its the new year and it is now official, She Is Too Fond Of Books has gone classic! Over the holidays I thought about the format or direction to take the blog, I thought about this long and hard because when I tried to transform before I […]
Earlier this year I decided to “go classic” making my blog classic literature oriented– and I failed miserably, it was like my 2011 resolution to become a vegetarian (although I no longer eat red meat due to the documentary Food Inc). Anyway, a bit off topic there but my point is that I went cold […]