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That’s gotta count for something?! (and YES I love theatre too.) A Literary Obsession A playbill is in the same ballpark as a book, right?! You read it. I don’t have a signed book on my shelf (YET!), but I do have a signed playbill from Patty LuPone. It’s HUGE, OK?! A signed book on your shelf

The difference is Lionel actually reads it. Just like Lionel in Little & Lion, I have Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace sitting on my shelf, mocking me. Book you’ve been meaning to read for a while I usually don’t like autobiographies/memoirs (how can anyone remember all of this stuff?!?! I can barely remember yesterday) but this made me laugh, and it was all about life as a woman and as a writer. I picked it up on sale at my college bookstore, because I had heard about it and knew it was being made into a movie. As you can see by pretty much all my answers, I will never say just ONE book! Unexpected book that you loveĪn Education by Lynn Barber. Now, I’ll have to say whichever I’m currently reading- I just finished The Wild Robot by Peter Brown and The Astonishing Color of After by Emily X.R. Young me loved the Poseur series by Rachel Maude. Draper books, Twilight, Harry Potter, The Clique… they made me the booklover I am today and helped me make friends along the way! #corny #bars Favorite LBYR Book Jones, Nancy Drew’s, A Series of Unfortunate Events, Sharon M. This is cheating, but I’d have to say all of the books I read when I was younger- Junie B. My job falls under the “Creative Services” category! I get to contribute creatively to the team, as well as help with scheduling and organization- which makes the left side of my brain VERY happy! In my free time, you’d probably find me wandering around a museum or playing games with family & friends! Favorite Book of All Time Poseur is intended to be the first in a series.Hello! My name is Allison and I am the Marketing Operations Coordinator for LBYR. The designer obviously hasn't read the book (Though who can blame them?), and whoever dressed the models was obviously on crack. I'd also like to take this opportunity to point out that the cover is horrendous. It makes me think that Poseur would work much better as a slightly-vacuous-but-still-entertaining graphic novel. The author can't write, but she can definitely draw, and the characters looked exactly as I pictured them. The one good thing was the drawings that were scattered throughout the book (much as in Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale).

The book tried to be clever (and occasionally succeeded), but it was undermined by the fact that the author can't write well. These girls (a ghetto-diva, a girly-girl, a punk, and a hippie) are foced to take a class together in which they must design their own fashion label. Poseur is the story of four very different girls, all of whom go to an exclusive LA high school.