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I got the autographs from Arwen Elys Dayton, Bailey Cunningham, Bishop O'Connell, Holly GrantIan Doescher, Kelley Grant, Kristen Simmons, Lexie Dunne, Melissa Grey, Mike Shepherd, Nils Johnson-Shelton, Patrick Rothfuss, Rachel Hartman, T.M. Goeglein, Tom Watson, Wesley Chu, and Wrigley Stuart.
Lauren M. Roy signed Grave Matters, Mark L. Miller signed Grimm Fairy Tales Presents: The Jungle Book, Naomi Novik signed His Majesty's Dragon, and Peter V. Brett signed The Warded Man.
Charlaine Harris signed my copies of A Bone to Pick, Club Dead, Dead Over Heels, A Fool and His Honey, Grave Secret, Grave Sight, Grave Surprise, An Ice Cold Grave, The Julius House, Last Scene Alive, Poppy Done to Death, and Shakespeare's Landlord and Jim Butcher signed my copies of Death Masks, Fool Moon, Grave Peril, Skin Game, Storm Front, and Summer Knight.

















































Karen, there's always the floor for piling books, you know. :-)

12 Words That Have a Totally Different Meaning to Book Lovers
Posted on August 12, 2014 by Lisa DeCanio
A helpful guide for communicating with bibliophiles.
http://media.bookbub.com/blog/2014/08...
1. Night-in
What it usually means: Sipping a glass bottle of wine and binge-watching Netflix.
What it means to bookworms: Power-reading to your heart’s content.
2. Movie
What it usually means: 90 minutes to sit in the dark and eat popcorn while being entertained by a film.
What it means to bookworms: An enraging 90 minutes of scoffing at a (most likely) inaccurate version of a written masterpiece.
3. Library
What it usually means: A somewhat boring place filled with books. Great for taking quiet naps.
What it means to bookworms: THE MOST MAGICAL PLACE ON EARTH.
4. Commute
What it usually means: A long, dreadful journey to and from work on public transportation.
What it means to bookworms: A not-long-enough chance to immerse yourself in the pages of faraway lands.
5. Sleep
What it usually means: 6-8 hours spent each night lying down with your eyes closed, resting your brain.
What it means to bookworms: 1-3 hours of resting time in between books… only because you can no longer keep your eyes open.
6. Garage Sale
What it usually means: A place where people sell their unwanted old things.
What it means to bookworms: A treasure trove of awesome books on sale for $1!
7. Dating
What it usually means: Getting to know a potential mate.
What it means to bookworms: Getting to know a potential mate, knowing all along that he’ll never be as good as your book boyfriend/girlfriend.
8. Work
What it usually means: A boring desk job.
What it means to bookworms: A boring desk job made much more exciting by taking secret reading breaks via the book in your lap.
9. Lunch
What it usually means: An hour break in the middle of the weekday to eat a sad desk salad.
What it means to bookworms: An hour break in the middle of the weekday when you forgo food to try to crush as many chapters as possible.
10. Multi-tasking
What it usually means: The ability to do two things at the same time.
What it means to bookworms: The ability to read while doing something else at the same time. This includes, but is not limited to, cooking, eating, working out, watching TV and walking the dog.
11. Budget
What it usually means: Imposing a strict spending limit on any items that aren’t considered essential.
What it means to bookworms: Skimping on rent, groceries, and other “necessities” so you have cash to buy that new bestseller.
12. Best Friend
What it usually means: A person who loves you, supports you, laughs with you, cries with you, and is always by your side.
What it means to bookworms: Quite simply, a book




