Does the Brain Like E-Books?

Does the Brain Like E-Books from The New York Times' Room for Debate blog.

Nook, Barnes and Noble's New E-Book Reader

Read about nook at Crains New York Business.com

Nook review from Information Week.


Nook product details from the Barnes and Noble website.

Amazon.com's Kindle E-book Reader

10 Websites for Book Lovers

iLibrarian has put together a list of 10 websites for Book Lovers

The first site on the list is booksprouts. Here is the description from iLibrarian:

1. BookSprouts

BookSprouts is a website where you can join and create book clubs. Members can vote on which book to read next, have book discussions in forums, post book reviews, and hold meetings.

Literary Advocates Redefine Their World Without Books

Blog reader Alan W. King shared his recent blog post entititled, "Literary Advocates Redefine Their World Without Books."

Favorite Book Discussion Titles

ReadingGroupGuides.com has put together lists of the most popular book discussion titles from 2004-2008. Click on book titles for a synopsis of each book with book discussion questions.

Oprah's Latest Book Pick

Oprah has chosen Say You're One Of Them by Uwem Akpan, a collection of stories detailing the often violent and grim lives of children in Africa, as her latest Book Club selection. Learn more about this book at Oprah's Book Club site.

http://www.oprah.com/entity/oprahsbookclub

Customer reviews at Amazon.com

The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown

Fans of The Da Vinci Code will be happy to hear that Dan Brown has just come out with a new book entitled, The Lost Symbol. Here is an excerpt.

Customer reviews on Amazon.com.