Happy Belated Valentine's Day from ReadHowYouWant

February 2011 Inside this Issue 1. Books To Love 2. New Publisher Partners 3. Reading Calendar 4. Things We Love Follow Us FaceBook Twitter

Happy Valentine's Day! Share some fun reading with the one you love! Grab a mystery from Poisoned Pen Press and curl up on the couch together. Justice for the Damned by Priscilla Royal was praised as "An age-old story of lust, passion, greed and murder" by Kirkus Reviews. Or one of Violet Blue's erotica anthologies such as Lips Like Sugar (Cleis Press). Still owe your Valentine a home cooked meal? Turn to Not Your Mother's Slow Cooker Recipes for Twoby Beth Hensperger (Harvard Common Press). Browse RHYW's catalog of over 8,000 titles in large print at www.readhowyouwant.com. Back to top New Publisher Partners A number of publishers from Perseus Books Group and Constellation have joined RHYW's growing list of publisher partners. The following titles will soon be available from RHYW: Seven Publishing's Saltwater Taffy by Eric Delabarre; How They Were Found by Matt Bell from Keyhole Press; andProspecta Press's It's Ok to Tell by Lauren Book. To learn more about these titles, or any of our publisher partners, please emailbradi@readhowyouwant.com. Back to top Calendar Do you like to plan out your reading list to cover important dates throughout the year? Or buy literary related gifts? Need to choose a timely book for your reading group? Here are a few suggested titles based on some important upcoming dates: February: Black History Month—An African Republic by Marie Tyler-McGraw (University of North Carolina Press) March: Women's History Month—Witches, Midwives, and Nurses by Barbara Ehrenreich and Deirdre English (The Feminist Press) April: National Poetry Month—The Selected Poems of Wendell Berry by Wendell Berry (Counterpoint Press) Mother's Day—Buddhism for Mothers by Sarah Napthali (Allen & Unwin) Back to top Things We Love Congrats to Fremantle Press whose book The Paperbark Shoe by Goldie Goldbloom won the 2011 GLCA New Writers Award for Fiction! InterVarsity Press has won three awards in Christianity Today's Book Awards: top honor for Apologetics and Evangelism, winner in the category of Biblical Studies, and Award of Merit for Christian Living. To learn more about these awards, click here. Reviews of the following books appear at www.LargePrintReviews.com:Science is Simple: Over 250 Activities for Preschoolers by Peggy Ashbrook (Gryphon House), Speak Now by Margaret Dumas (Poisoned Pen Press), andThe Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie. Back to top