Surfin' The 'Net: What To Do With Used Books

I found several websites with ideas for what to do with your old books. Some of these may be objectionable to some people, but I enjoyed seeing them and thought maybe you would, too. So, here goes (click on titles in red to go to linked websites):

Don't like Reading? Read On...                         

Amazing Book Sculptures

Literary Clock

"Audiobook"

Unusual Books and Book Sculptures

I'm planning on making several of these: Invisible Book Shelf

And, I would love to have one of these: Quiet at the Library

Notable Blogs

I have come across some great posts from some interesting bloggers that I'd like to share with you:

Mary DeMuth - http://www.marydemuth.com/ - Mary shares with us 10 Reasons Why Christians Should Read Fiction. Thought-provoking.

Suzanne Woods Fisher - http://suzannewoodsfisher.blogspot.com/ - Suzanne interviews author B.J. Taylor and hosts a GIVEAWAY of the book The Complete Guide to Writer's Groups That Work.

Tim Challies - http://www.challies.com/ - Tim is giving away a copy of the movie Malatya. I'd also like you to see this post he wrote on What I Hate About Blogging. Very interesting!

And, at http://www.shereads.org/, Ellen Potter writes about The Big Fat Lie of the Author Bio. Funny!

What are some of your favorite blogs? Why do you like them? Please comment.

I've Been Surfin'!

I've been "surfin' the 'net", looking for interesting blog posts and articles to share with you. Here are just a few of the things I've found:

My Love For Reading - Randy Alcorn tells about his love for reading and how important it is for Christians to read.

More Than a Seatbelt Ad - a powerful message advocating the wearing of seatbelts. This one is beautiful!

Library Books End Up in Trash - what some library patrons (and librarians) think about certain book weeding policies.

The Book Bike - This article brings back wonderful memories of a bookmobile in my hometown. I'd LOVE to do this!

That Mighty Sorting Machine - Looks like quite a handy machine to have in a large library!

Riker's Island Book Cart - Imagine seeing this job on someone's resume!