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Have you always had a way with words? Are you a sticker for grammar, and do you read style guides for fun? Do people tend
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Although I didn’t grow up celebrating Thanksgiving, and the traditions of Turkey and trimmings don’t mean so much to me (as a vegetarian especially ;)),
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With 3 days to go until the launch of our magazine things have been jam-packed in our little world this week! Here’s a quick peek
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[pinit count=”vertical”] The 30 Day Books crew is launching a new set of digital tools. It’s going to change the way you promote your books