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Whitney Awards Announces Finalists for 2011

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Since its inception five years ago, the Whitney Awards program has continued to grow, receiving a record number of nominations every year and increased visibility and respect from the industry at large.

The Whitney Awards honors the best novels published by Latter-day Saints over the past year. The 2011 finalists were recently announced as follows:

GENERAL FICTION:
Before I Say Goodbye, by Rachel Ann Nunes
Gifted, by Karey White
The Evolution of Thomas Hall, by Kieth Merrill
The Walk: Mile to Go, by Richard Paul Evans
The Wedding Letters, by Jason F. Wright (more…)

Smart Choices

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Tomorrow’s blessings and opportunities depend on the choices we make today.
President James E. Faust

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The great thing about this life is that we’re here to make our own choices. For good or bad, they’re ours to make, unless we allow others to make them for us.

Elder Faust said in his talk Choices, in the April 2004 Ensign:

“In this life we have to make many choices. Some are very important choices. Some are not. Many of our choices are between good and evil. The choices we make, however, determine to a large extent our happiness or our unhappiness, because we have to live with the consequences of our choices. Making perfect choices all of the time is not possible. It just doesn’t happen. But it is possible to make good choices we can live with and grow from. When God’s children live worthy of divine guidance they can become “free forever, knowing good from evil; to act for themselves and not to be acted upon.”

Please tell us what are your thoughts in this matter.

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Baskets and Books

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Speaking of books, one of the most important books ever published is the Book of Mormon. It has influenced millions of people and generated plenty of press. (more…)

Have a Good Reading Time

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Ahhh summer. There’s nothing like taking a short (or long) vacation, having backyard barbecues, reading a book, drinking a glass of cold, satisfying glass of lemonade, going to the pool or attending a family reunion. (more…)

Bright Ideas

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Today we have a Cami Checketts article, home decor and a FHE lesson. (more…)

Personal Touch

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In today’s Personal Touch interview, Rebecca Cressman talks to Shawni Eyre Pothier who is first and foremost a wife and a mother to six of her favorite people. (more…)

Brain Training

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Lyall Watson~If the brain were so simple we could understand it, we would be so simple we couldn’t.

Today’s Neighborhood News brain training is now in session. We start our schooling with author of the blog Rachelle Writes, Rachelle J. Christensen. As a published author and mother of three, she has a deep passion for both of these interests. In her article, “Reflections on Reading,” Rachelle expresses her strong belief in the responsibility parents have to share the magic of the written word with their children. (more…)

What are Independent Publishers and Authors to do?

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The LDS market just became a little easier for independent LDS publishers and authors.This past summer, the major retailer in the LDS market made the decision to only carry the books of their own authors on the shelves of their stores. They included subsidiaries as well. They then scooped up all the books from independent publishers and sent them back, driving several out of business. The LDS market was looking a little dismal at that point. (more…)

Blogger ∙ Alison Palmer – Books

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We’ve had a change in the Neighborhood. I am so sorry to say goodbye to our Book Blogger, Anne Bradshaw. But I’m very excited to introduce Alison Palmer who will be our new Book Blogger. Alison is a published author, a nurse, a wife and a mother. Wow! We’re in for some good reading! (more…)

Blogger ∙ Anne Bradshaw – Books

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Anne Bradshaw is our blogger for the Books Block of yourLDSneighborhood. As an author, books hold a near and dear place to my heart, so I absolutely love Anne’s section of the Neighborhood. You can find Anne’s book reviews in the Newsstand on the Books Block. (more…)
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