With apologies to Walt Whitman, it’s safe to say learning how to read body language certainly can help to write body language more effectively. Here are a few hints.
How to Read Body Language More Effectively
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Books a mother could love
My favorite image of my mom is seeing her sitting in a chair in the corner of the living room, engrossed in the latest Book of the Month Club selection. She certainly influenced my idea of a good time. I don’t necessarily read the same books she did — I think her favorite was Gone With The Wind, which I’ve never gotten through — but I still love to curl up with a book.
Here’s a short list of some other mothers’ favorite books.
Mother-Approved Reads | Book Reviews & Recommendations | Bookish.com
It’s who you know, right?
How many of these people do you know? Do you belong on next year’s list?
The Bibliodaze 2014 Most Influential People in Publishing List | Bibliodaze
http://bibliodaze.com/2014/05/the-bibliodaze-2014-most-influential-people-in-publishing-list/
Beyond the common cold
Characters get sick. Think Little Women, Love Story, Coma, My Sister’s Keeper … and so many more. Here’s a way to be sure you’re getting the medical background right.
The Quest: My 2 Favorite Tricks for Searching PubMed | Observations, Scientific American Blog Network
Savoring slick pages
Do you still read any paper magazines? I get a couple. Despite the ease of using digital media, sometimes slick paper really fits my mood.
Here’s a reflection about an American classic that’s leaving its print tradition behind.
Prompt: Write a scene in which a magazine plays a central role.
After 6 Decades, ‘Jet’ Magazine Decides To Go All-Digital : Code Switch : NPR
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