The Fireside Chats

  • 20 Blog Post Ideas for a Literature Blog

    Looking for some inspiration for your literature blog? Here are some ideas to get you going. Forum Question Take a question that someone has asked you on a forum and write an article about it. For example, if someone has asked you “What is the importance of reading?”, “Did you ever have a teacher that…

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  • Doing Reading the Right Way

    Is there a right or wrong way to read? Let’s take a look…. Avoid distractions I will do whatever I can to avoid distractions. This is one reason why I don’t normally read out in public and I’ll read at home instead. You can control your surroundings a lot better at home than you can…

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  • Literature on a Budget? It’s Not as Hard as You Think

    Are you a reader who is on a budget? Then this is the article for you. Bargain Section When I shop at my local book store, I always check out the bargain section to see if they have any books I’d be interested in reading. Even when I shop online from their website, I’ll can…

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  • “The Sanatorium” by Sarah Pearse

    Okay, I was able to finish reading this last night so I’ll go ahead and share my thoughts. I was surprised by the end. There were so many twists and turns that I was unable to guess who the killer was. When I’m reading these kinds of novels, I like to see if I can…

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  • Why literature is more tempting than a Cinnabon

    Do you think literature is more tempting than a Cinnabon? What makes it more tempting? For one thing, reading lasts a lot longer than a Cinnabon. Think about it, it’s over in a few bites. A book will last a lot longer. The more pages a book has, the longer it will take you to…

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  • My Top 10 Books for Adults!

    Now, this is a list of books that I’d recommend for adults. If you know any adults that are readers then maybe some of these may interest them. Or if you are a reader yourself, then maybe you’ll find something for yourself. There are some series/trilogies in the mix and I’ve listed the books in…

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  • “The Vanishing Game” by Kate Kae Myers

    I finished reading this book today and let me tell you…..I was quite surprised. The end was not what I expected. I’m not saying that is a bad thing. I’m just saying, it was kind of a pleasant surprise. There’s not much else I can say on that matter without ruining the whole book for…

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  • My Top 10 Picks for Teens!

    Now, in this article I’m giving you my top 10 picks for teenagers. If you have a teenager who enjoys reading then you may find something on this list to get them for any special occasion, like their birthday or Christmas. If you come across a trilogy or series, then I list all the books…

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  • My Top 10 Picks for Children!

    In this article, I’m going to be going over some books that I think would be good for kids. Now, you can choose to either read this with your children or get these books for your kids to read on their own……that is up to you. I want to mention something before I get to…

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  • When literature sends you running for cover

    Has there ever been a time when literature has sent you running for cover? If so, why? A few examples may include…. Hiding during or after reading a book that is scary (especially during a thunderstorm) Running away from a book that is really awful I like to read some scary books, especially in the…

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