The Bookworm Club

The Bookworm Club and the Harry Potter Bookworm are voluntary fund-raising blogs.

Sunday, September 24, 2006

Welcome to New Colleagues and Students!



Let me welcome you to a new school year at Salem College and to introduce our fund-raising scheme for the College Library! How does it work? Every time you click on to an Amazon icon through the Bookworm Club blog (either Amazon.de, or Amazon.co.uk) and make a purchase, you earn the Bookworm Club affiliate program a 5% commission on books (higher for other products such as electronics, laptops, etc.). We then pass on this commission to the Salem College Library as a donation to buy new books for the Library! It's that easy: just remember to click through the links on this blog to make your purchases.

But there is more!

If you have read an interesting book lately, please write a review and I will publish it on the blog! Students and staff are equally welcome to contribute to the blog. Just email me! I would really like to start off the book reviews this year with one of YOUR reviews.
Happy reading and happy fund-raising!
Chief Bookworm (Clare Krojzl)

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Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Try Photo.com!



For Bookworm Club readers with digital cameras, we have just signed up with a new affiliate program to help raise money for our good cause! Feel free to check it out! Best wishes, Chief Bookworm





Saturday, March 25, 2006

Some book tips

Friday, March 17, 2006

The Literacy Site


Pass it on!

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Monday, March 13, 2006

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Saturday, March 11, 2006

Free Online Career and Lifestyle Coaching!



An interesting Australian website called Lifestyle Revolution offers free career planning downloads and tips, as well as professional coaching for creating the right career and lifestyle for you.
Click here to try!
Free downloadable ebook called Change Your Life!
Plus a Free Goals Quiz!
Happy reading.






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English books in Germany: it isn't all about Amazon!



An alternative to Amazon for mail order delivery of books in Germany is the English Book Service. They can deliver most listed titles within 3 days or so. Click here to see their page. English and German versions are available. Just click on the flag on the right-hand side of the page.


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The Artist's Way


Dear Bookworms,

I have had an idea for some time now to write a few short reviews of books which fall broadly into the lifestyle category, which I hope may generate some ideas and discussion, especially among those of you who are of a creative or artistic turn of mind. One book which in this category which I greatly enjoyed is The Artist's Way. The author, Julia Cameron, may not be a familiar name to you. She is a screenplay writer, who wrote, for example, the screenplays for the Miami Vice TV series. This is much more than just a book: it is a three-month guide through a process of discovering oneself as an artist, whether you like the visual arts or writing. It can even be seen as a kind of therapy for writers with writers' block! It is a wonderful discussion of the relationship between life and productivity, in my view one of the most important issues of our stressed and hurried times. Unfortunately this book is not available from Amazon in Germany, but it can be ordered from the UK. There is now a special kit version of the book:



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For readers who order in or from the USA:




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Thursday, February 09, 2006

Congratulations and thanks to all Bookworms!


Dear Bookworms,
We are proud to announce our first fund-raising success with the Bookworm Club, thanks to your support by ordering from Amazon through the blog!
Using funds which you have helped to raise, we have just ordered the following books for the library. The titles were recommended by Ms Baker and her student helpers as books which you might enjoy. So here goes:

Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden (2 copies)
Around the World in Eighty Days, Journey to the Center of the Earth, 20,000 Leagues under the Sea, all by Jules Verne, in English and German,
The Ultimate Guide to the Mysteries of Harry Potter, and The Plot Thickens, Harry Potter Investigated by Fans for Fans (both by Galadriel Waters)
and, by popular request, several volumes by Peter Ustinov: Gott und die Staatlichen Eisenbahnen, Über das Leben und andere Kleinigkeiten, Ich und Ich, Peter Ustinovs geflügelte Worte.

Once again many thanks for your support! As promised, funds which you have helped to raise will also be used to help carers of the disabled to have a well-earned break, possibly here on Lake Constance: we are in negotiation with the CEO of the Wilf Ward Family Trust to find the best arrangements. Watch this space!
Best regards and happy reading
Clare Krojzl