Website Wonders:
Every month, I share all of the websites I come across that I find helpful, humorous, or just awesome. Below, you’ll find all of December’s Website Wonders categorized as so: Reading, Publishing, Around the World, and Learning. If you enjoy these websites, be sure to like my Facebook page because I share even more websites and photos like this there.
Enjoy!
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Reading:
Stupid Plot Tricks: The funniest thing I’ve read all week.
10 Book Series So Addictive, You Never Want Them to End: Read forever. Or tell yourself you’ll be reading forever.
Non-fiction Books Everyone Should Read: I’m a HUGE fan of non-fiction, especially memoirs.
8 Books that will have a Profound Impact on your Life: impactful.
Publishing:
How to Keep Your Paperback Books in Good Condition: I’m a hardback person myself, but this is awesome!
The Art of Making a Book: A really neat video via Facebook
Around the World:
A Majestic Cathedral Made of Living, Breathing Trees: The title explains it, but it’s so much more than that.
21 Photos of Nature Winning the Battle Against Civilization: I’d be okay with nature kicking my ass.
This is what happens when an artist lives in a cave for 25 years
Learning:
Encourage an Artist: Probably my favorite comic I’ve read in a long time.
You Can Easily Learn 100 TED Talks in Five Minutes: It’s a fantastic list to find TED Talks as well as summaries for the ones you might not have time for.
Is Tsu a Scam? 6 Things to Consider: Honestly, I’m not joining Tsu for these reasons as well as many others after I researched it.
~SAT
P.S. WE HIT 19,000 FOLLOWERS! Thank you for joining this wonderful group of readers and writers. I am grateful. You might have seen this live photo on my Facebook page, but Bogart fainted from the excitement.
Hello. This sounds interesting, I’m going to follow your Facebook page. Best of luck. 🙂
Looking forward to seeing you over there! I hope you enjoy these websites, too. They are fantastic.
~SAT
Who can afford hardbacks these days?! For almost $30 that’s almost 3 paperbacks. I find paperbacks easier to hold anyway (especially since I do a lot of reading in bed). But I like hearing about other people’s reading quirks.
What sort of memoirs do you like??
I just love hardbacks, but you’re right – they are so expensive. The most recent one I’ve read was also one of my all-time favorites: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by Caitlin Doughty is about a young mortician. It reminded me of another of my favorites – Mop Men: Inside the World of Crime Scene Cleaners by Alan Emmins. They’re both quirky but talk about very serious subject matters, which is often the type I find myself drawn to.
~SAT
Thanks for this post, Shannon, I love it. Plenty of reading for me to do on the week’s leave I’ve taken from work.
Thanks for checking it out! I hope you enjoy all the links. They surely entertained me. :]
~SAT
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