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64 pages is not a book. lol

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Originally Posted by perrygraham (Post 91655766)

64 pages is not a book. lol

Well, it clearly is a book. :D It's certainly not a typical book, but it has a specific focus and goal and the length seems appropriate to that. It's a 'Personal Growth' book that seems to be targeted at young adults who are figuring out their path in life. I don't know that I would want to read such a book much longer than 64 pages. :D

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Originally Posted by CohenGal (Post 91657644)

When I read the description and that it was a longer version of her speech at her old high school, I figured this wasn't a long book. I expect some Old Lady Jackson-like anecdotes.

I agree with the 64 Pages thing... but I also think that We should accept it because every single Page will be written with Love and Heart... so it's more worth than a typical Book plus she has other Projects... not everything can be a over 100 pages thing.

I love this!

Margaret Atwood, George R.R. Martin Booked For PBS’ Reading Competition – TCA | Deadline

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"Margaret Atwood, George R.R. Martin, Gaye King, Lauren Graham, John Irving, and Bill T. Jones are among those lending their voices to PBS’s The Great American Read. PBS CEO Paula Kerger announced the celebs at TCA Tuesday morning, also including Devon Kennard, Diane Lane, Lesley Stahl Junot Diaz.

They will share personal stories about their favorite titles for the Nutopia-produced eight-part TV competition PBS says in in service of promoting reading.

The Great American Read launches with a two hour special on Tuesday, May 22 on PBS stations. Over 15 weeks in the summer, viewers can read and vote on their favorite work of fiction. The series will return in the fall to explore nominated books and will conclude with a finale and countdown to the winner.

The list of 100 titles competing will be chosen from a “demographically representative national survey,” PBS says. The 100 candidates were chosen by the public in a specially commissioned, demographically representative national survey conducted by YouGov.

An advisory panel, composed of 13 literary professionals, set ground rules and “minimally influence” the final list to break ties and maximize the variety, according to the programming service."

That's awesome, and seems well suited to Lauren with her love of reading. Good for her.

Great News! Special Job for LG! I think she is gonna love it

Vampirina has been renewed for a second season. Lauren will be back for season 2.

Also,

Some versions of Someday, Someday Maybe are on sale. :)

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Originally Posted by the_strawberry_girl (Post 92801337)

Vampirina has been renewed for a second season. Lauren will be back for season 2.

Also,

Some versions of Someday, Someday Maybe are on sale. :)

yes!! I was so happy about Her Tweet! And it's great that Her Voice is coming back too

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Originally Posted by CohenGal (Post 92714560)

I love this!

Margaret Atwood, George R.R. Martin Booked For PBS’ Reading Competition – TCA | Deadline

Awesome!!!

You can read the first few pages of Lauren's new book, In Conclusion, Don't Worry About It, here.

I'm already hooked! I love Laurens writing Steal sooo much. Too bad I have to wait till April 13

Yes, I think I will enjoy it. I know it's a small book, but she tells such great anecdotes and stories.

It will be here before you know it.

It's definitely coming soon!
I wonder if she'll do a book tour. (I know I asked that a couple months ago, but I would have expected some info by now!)