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Upcoming Bookworms Carnival: Pulitzer Prizes
23Apr2009 Filed under: Blogging Miscellany, Carnivals, Non-Reviews Author: Rebecca ReidAttention all Pulitzer readers and reviewers: Send your best posts relating to Pulitzer prize winners to Book Club Classics at kgalles at msn dot com by tomorrow, April 24, 2009. It just may become a part of the 28th Edition of the Bookworms Carnival.
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- @jmchshannon I think it's good that those with negative feelings are vocal. It helps me know that it might really be a turn off to people!
- @jennyfosdick happy st. Patrick's Day to you! I'm in green...but son is not!
- @RobAroundBooks i do think it's helpful. i just need to learn code!!
- @RobAroundBooks Oo a little closed to solved!! it gives me the "reply" option but then can't find a way to post the comment...
- @jmchshannon yeay, still don't think I'm going to go for intense debate. Seems there is some negative feeling about it!
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