http://www.katesbookblog.blogspot.com/ Kate blogs about famous authors/critics from different parts of the world. It told me about Edgar Allen Poe and how he was a strict critic. I have heard his name before and I didn't know who he was until today. It is important to learn about things like that just in case.
http://myreadingbooks.blogspot.com/ This persons blog has several posts about books the have read and essays. Some of the books are The Peach Keeper, Paranormancy, and the magicians book. If I ever have any problems writing essays I will look at this blog. I read one of them and I loved it.
http://biblioasis.blogspot.com/ This blog not only contains blogs and summaries from books, but it also contains world news for books. You can find summaries of the loop (by Alexander Mecleod) to poems and criticisms. I think it's nice to have a fair amount of knowledge for everything. From pop culture to books.
http://suko95.blogspot.com/. Suko's blog is a place for foreign books from his or her family's culture. He has rediscovered his roots and has partaken in the annual Japanese book challenge. The objective is to read two Japanese books (three depending on length). Suko's has picked a certain author named Banana Yoshimoto. I like how he connects with his family birthplace and tries to learn about it.
http://thenewcanlit.blogspot.com/ Michael Bryson is an avid fan of John Lavery. In fact he has dedicated his whole blog to reviewing his (and a few other's) books. Such as: Sandra Back, Very Good Butter, and You, Kwaznievski, You Piss Me Off. I like how he really dedicates himself to reading and posting blogs about it.
This blog was very nice. The title was professional and so was the writing style. One small down note, the coloring of the blog, white on black, is a little hard to read. Other that that I thought this blog was good :)
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