Introduce yourself to our book community

While checking out our features here on Between the Pages and Beyond, please take a few moments to introduce yourself & your passion for books to our family-friendly book community. And you never know, you may even make a friend along the way!!

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  1. Sue PilskiAugust 5, 2018 at 10:13 AM

    Hello there! I'm Sue, your blog host here on Between the Pages and Beyond. I am a wife and pug mom, living a humble life in Buffalo N.Y. I work full-time as an Administrative Assistant for a team of Cardiothoracic surgeons, and also a freelance book editor. My love of books started when I was about 7 years old, reading Judy Blume books, then The Hardy Boys & Nancy Drew series. My first grown-up book to read was The Hobbit (my brother never knew I took it from his room....LOL!) I don't have a favorite genre. I appreciate the many choices out there & am amazed by the extremely talented writers amongst us all.

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  2. Terri-SAugust 7, 2018 at 7:02 PM

    Hi everyone! I'm Terri, and I hail from the midwest. I am a wife and mother of a son. No grandchildren yet! I was a secretary for 17 years before becoming a kindergarten teacher and did that for 20 years! And now (I can't believe it), I've been retired for 5 years!!
    I love to read -- almost everything, but my great reading love is the Classic genre. My first grown-up book was Little Women in the 6th grade. But I like to learn as I read so I'll take almost any recommendations that are given me! Happy Reading! :)

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  3. Paula CappaMay 7, 2019 at 8:19 AM

    Hello to All: My name is Paula Cappa from Pound Ridge, NY. I am an author of three supernatural mysteries on Amazon, and writing my fourth novel. I also write short stories that are Kindle Singles on Amazon. And yep, I am a reader of fiction, nonfiction, and lots of writing books too. I write a short story blog which posts two free short stories per month, classic shorts and modern fiction by famous authors at https://paulacappa.wordpress.com/ . This week is a ghost story by Charlotte Bronte. I also write book reviews on Amazon and Goodreads. Love Goodreads where I can meet lots of other readers. My occupation is as a freelance copy editor. I agree with Jane Smiley when she says “Many people, myself among them, feel better at the mere sight of a book.”

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