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Note: A reminder that you are free to email me about any giveaways that you are having, if you want me to blog them, and I'll be happy to try to post them even if I am not entering them. Just include a link to the giveaway, what you are giving away, how many copies are being given away, and the deadline in order to assure being included. Email me at nfmgirl AT gmail DOT com. Here is a list of some giveaways going on in Blogworld*. Please note that new giveaways that were added this week are indented in Blockquotes: My Book Views is giving away 3 copies of The Cradle. Deadline is May 29. US/Canada only. Peeking Between the Pages is giving away South of Broad. Deadline is May 29. US/Canada only. A Sea of Books is giving away 3 copies of the audiobook Men and Dogs. Deadline is May 29. US/Canada only. A Sea of Books is giving away 3 copies of Pocket Therapist. Deadline is May 30. US/Canada only. At Home with Books is having their monthly giveaway. Four gently read books are up fo

Synopsis The hero, Zan-Gah seeks his lost twin in a savage prehistoric world, encountering suffering, captivity, conflict, love, and triumph. In three years, Zan-Gah passes from an uncertain boyhood to a tried and proven manhood and a position of leadership among his people. Themes: survival, cultures, gender roles, psychological trauma, nature's wonders and terrors. Synopsis The prehistoric saga continues in Zan-Gah and the Beautiful Country, the sequel to the award winning Zan-Gah: A Prehistoric Adventure. In this story, Zan’s troubled twin brother, Dael, having suffered greatly during his earlier captivity, receives a ruinous new shock when his wife suddenly dies. Disturbed and traumatized, all of his manic energies explode into acts of hostility and bloodshed. His obsession is the destruction of the wasp men, his first captors, who dwell in the Beautiful Country. When he, Zan-Gah, and a band of adventurers trek to their bountiful home, they find that all of the wasp people have

Note: A reminder that you are free to email me about any giveaways that you are having, if you want me to blog them, and I'll be happy to try to post them even if I am not entering them. Just include a link to the giveaway, what you are giving away, how many copies are being given away, and the deadline in order to assure being included. Email me at nfmgirl AT gmail DOT com. Here is a list of some giveaways going on in Blogworld*. Please note that new giveaways that were added this week are indented in Blockquotes: Books R Us is giving away a $60 gift certificate to CSN. Great for new lighting under which to read more books! Deadline is May 19. US/Canada only. So Many Precious Books, So Little Time is giving away 3 copies of The Bride Collector. Deadline is May 21. US/Canada only. So Many Precious Books, So Little Time is giving away 3 copies of Men and Dogs. Deadline is May 21. US/Canada only. LaFemme Readers is giving away a copy of I Now Pronounce You Someone Else. Deadline

Borderline by Bonnie Rozanski For some time I had been interested in reports that obesity, attention deficit disorder and autism were all becoming more prevalent. Autism, in particular, seemed to be suspicious. This was the initial inspiration for Borderline. Assuming that human beings' genetic make-up remains essentially unchanged, then surely the environment must be complicit. Or is it? Then I watched a documentary on the evolution of the dog. Dmitry Belyaev, a 20th century Russian scientist, conducted ingenious studies in which wild foxes were bred over generations. Over time, Belyaev, attempting to replicate the evolution of the dog from the wolf, bred the tamest foxes to the tamest foxes. Amazingly, in only ten to twelve generations, the foxes began not only behaving like dogs but looking like dogs, with floppy ears and curly tails. Clearly, this could not be explained by genetics alone: ten generations of foxes simply is not time enough for a species to evolv

I'm signed up for the Read the Book, See the Movie challenge, and I have now read two books and seen two movies. However I never did post my "reviews" of the movies. Here is just a quick note on the movies. First I read and reviewed Twilight and then watched the movie. The movie was pretty good, but it definitely fell short of the book. It was a much more simplistic version of the book, leaving out all of the complexities of the underlying emotions. There was no way in the movie to really relay the torment Edward felt, how he struggled, how gooooood Bella "smelled" to him. And it felt sort of rushed, as if everything moved at fast speed. Of course, the book sort of felt a similar way. Overall it was a pretty good movie, and even my boyfriend enjoyed it and was eager for me to read the second book so that I would get the second movie for us to watch. So I read the second book in the series and reviewed it , and then got the movie New Moon . Like the book, I li

Note: A reminder that you are free to email me about any giveaways that you are having, if you want me to blog them, and I'll be happy to try to post them even if I am not entering them. Just include a link to the giveaway, what you are giving away, how many copies are being given away, and the deadline in order to assure being included. Email me at nfmgirl AT gmail DOT com. Here is a list of some giveaways going on in Blogworld*. Please note that new giveaways that were added this week are indented in Blockquotes: Peeking Between the Pages is giving away 2 copies of The Cradle. Deadline is May 2. US/Canada only. Library Lounge Lizard is giving away a copy of The Body Finder. Deadline is May 3. Libby's Library News is giving away 3 copies of the audiobook Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. Deadline is May 5. US/Canada only. SMS Book Reviews is giving away Sex, Drugs and Gefilte Fish. Deadline is May 5. US/Canada only. Rayment's Readings, Rants and Ramblings is havi