The word moot is an archaic term meaning "argue, debate, discuss." In early English history, a moot was a meeting to discuss local affairs. Moot comes from the Old English gemot, meaning "meeting."
Monday, September 07, 2009
Author: Laini Taylor
Laini Taylor's first book, Blackbringer, is in my "in case of reading emergency, open this book" kit that I take along when I substitute. (Oh, the first chapter with those empty shoes...)
The stunning cover art by (her husband) Jim DiBartolo compels you to reach for the book.
Now, Laini reports that 4 weeks after the birth of their beautiful Clementine, she is writing whole chapters. Honestly, 4 weeks after the birth of my children, I thought I was having a great day if I could get a shower.
My brain was in such a hormonal stew, I was happy to remember where I put the entlings, much less WRITE A BOOK.
I stand in awe, Laini.
She has shared some of Jim's art from her new book, Lips Touch, Scholastic, 2009. Here's a trailer.
They will be reaching for this one!
Now, where did I leave entling no. 3?
Oh, that's right, she is at college.
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Would agree that blackbringer is one to keep around for emergency reading situations! Mesmerizing!
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