Friday, April 05, 2013

You Know You're a Book Blogger When ...

... you're browsing through the book aisle at a local department store with your teenage son and he's scanning the front and back covers of a novel, a look of genuine confusion on his face.  When you ask what he's searching for, he says, "Where on a book do you find its rating?  Is this one like PG or PG-13?  How do I know if it's appropriate for me to read?"

Excellent question, son!  Maybe you should refer to this awesome book blog I know of called Bloggin' 'bout Books.  Perhaps you've heard of it?

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7 comments:

  1. ~T~05 April, 2013 07:45

    He didn't know you had to figure it out yourself? I'm glad you do, anyway!

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  2. Lark @ The Bookwyrm's Hoard05 April, 2013 08:09

    Thank you for my chuckle for today!

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  3. melissa @ 1lbr05 April, 2013 08:48

    I love this! Thank goodness for blogs that talk about content :)

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  4. Laura at Library of Clean Reads05 April, 2013 17:34

    Yay for blogs who consider content!

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  5. Inside A Book07 April, 2013 12:51

    That is AWESOME!! What a cool kiddo! Obviously you have trained him well.

    BTW, I recommend your blog to people ALL the time. I always laugh that I don't refer them to mine but to yours and Suey's!!! Just thought I should confess...:)

    Hope your weekend is great....

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  6. Unknown08 April, 2013 15:22

    very interesting blog you have here..it could be nice if you add a page for him for his age. he is growing up loving books and that's good.congratulations!

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  7. Your favorite sister18 April, 2013 16:06

    Awww, gotta love that kid!! Lol

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