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How to Guarantee Finding a Book

By Socrates

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You never have to feel helpless when ordering or looking for a book. There is a way to guarantee that you find the book you're looking for... more »

How to Have a Life During Nanowrimo

By J M Butler

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Despite what you may be thinking, it is possible to have a life during Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month) and still win. After all, life doesn't stop just because there's a challenge, and it won't have to with a little preparation and some ... more »

How to Have a Successful Author Event at a Book Store for Your Published Book

By bookmom

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So you've scheduled your event with a book store. You've done your best to get the word out. And now it's almost here...the big day. You are a little nervous; especially if you haven't done this before. Will people come? Will they respond to ... more »

How to Have Fun on a Student's Budget

By MiaTaylor

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Being a student, whether graduate or undergraduate, often leaves you with limited extra cash for entertainment. But pursuing a degree doesn’t have to mean skimping on fun during free time. It’s still possible to enjoy yourself without spending a ... more »

How to Keep Paperback Book Covers from Curling

By Kat Yares

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It can be irritating to pay good money for a paperback and have the covers curl before you are done reading it. This happens quite often on trade paperbacks where the card stock for the cover is thinner than on a mass marketed paperback, but can ... more »

How to keep the promise in your tween book

By tedpedersen

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When you write the opening to your book, never forget you are offering a contract to your reader. You are making a promise. Inherent in this promise is your willingness to remove yourself from the story in order to let a character’s action speak ... more »

How to Keep up With Your Journal

By rachelterry

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You know that keeping a journal is good for you. It helps you to remember things you'll soon forget, and it gives you much-needed perspective on your life. Plus, writing about your life can be therapeutic. But keeping up with the habit is ... more »

How to Make a Book Club Less Intimidating

By J M Butler

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Book clubs can be a source of fun, intelligent discussion, and a place to make good friends (and maybe more in some cases). But there is also something intimidating about book clubs. No one wants to feel stupid, and most people are quite certain ... more »

How to Make a Personal Library at Home

By Kat Yares

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If you’ve got more than a dozen books lying around the house, it’s time to start your own personal library. Even if your books all live on bookshelves, if you can’t find them quickly you need to set up a personal library system. Forget the ... more »

How to Make a Recycled Book

By laura g

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Bookbinding is a hobby that you can easily try with materials you probably have on hand. While this particular project is quite simple, completing it will teach you many skills that can also be applied to more complicated books. Once you get ... more »

How to Make one Dollar Work for You

By Sylvia McClain

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One dollar you’re saying? Yes, one dollar. It is called passive income. You can do it in a number of ways that take little of your time if any and can generate enough income to get the supplies you need but don’t like to buy... more »

How to make POP CORN!!! (in a pan on the stove)

By MrMaranatha

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In this day and age its too convenient to pop a bag in the microwave and have Nuked Popcorn in just about 3 minutes.... But what about the old fashioned popcorn... smothered in real butter and salted... Remember how good it was? Sure it takes a ... more »

How to Make Voldemort Angry

By MelanieF

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No one would want to get on Voldemort's bad side, but if you were looking for a guaranteed way to get yourself killed or at the least Crucio'd, you could use any of these many ways. All of the ways would be 100% accurate and more than sufficient ... more »

How to Pick a Naruto Character to Play

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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One of the reasons that the Naruto saga is so popular with its fans is that they find it easy to identify with Naruto and other cast members in the manga books, television anime episodes and movies. When the Naruto medium switches to video games, ... more »

By Lindaperry

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You type your article here and then you wonder how you are going to put your copyright notice on the article. First, thanks to a note from a reader, I noticed that the sample of the copyright symbol was not as visible as it could have been. So ... more »

How to Plan an Incredible School Yearbook

By Cindy Lynn Jacobs

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School yearbooks don't just happen. By laying a solid foundation at the beginning of the year, life becomes much less hectic, you set the yearbook staff up to succeed, learn skills they will use later in life, and you produce an incredible ... more »

How to Play Naruto Ninja Council

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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The popular Naruto franchise has now licensed three separate versions of the Naruto Ninja Council video game. Ninja Council and Ninja Council 2 were created for the GameBoy Advance platform and were issued in 2006. Ninja Council 3 was issued in ... more »

How to Play Naruto Rise of the Ninja

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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The first Naruto video game developed for the Xbox 360, "Naruto: Rise of a Ninja," promises to give many Naruto enthusiasts their best opportunities yet to experience the beginnings of the young ninja's saga. The game is based on the plot and the ... more »

How to Plot a Novel

By KatiD

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The easiest part of writing you first novel, is the plotting process. This will not take a lot of time, if you know the concept. What you should remember though, is that there is no ONE way to write a novel. For ever novel written, there is a ... more »

How to Prepare a Webcomic for Print

By Jennifer Walker

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Once you've been doing online comics for a while, the urge is bound to hit to see your work in all its printed glory. Though there may be a touch of vanity involved, even a small readership can appreciate having a portable, read-anywhere version ... more »

How to Promote an Author Event at a Book Store for Your Published Book

By bookmom

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One of the biggest myths of author events is "If you schedule it, people will come." Well, you can schedule it, but getting the word out is something else entirely. No author wants to spend his or her event giving a talk to the book ... more »

How to Proofread Your Writing

By SemperFi

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Being a skilled writer is an admirable quality. Indeed, a knack for writing will open doors in your profession, or as a hobby, that you never thought possible. As you learned in school, your writing is a reflection of you as an individual. No ... more »

How to Protect Your Books

By TWApple

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Books are just as much of an investment as videos, DVDs, and computer software. With the tips below, you'll be able to keep them in good condition for years of enjoyment... more »

How to Raise a Child to be Interested in Reading

By Sprice

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Children who love to read not only have a better chance at achieving in school but also have an easier time with school work and assigned reading. But lets face it, not all children love to read. However if you start when they are young, your ... more »

How to Read a Book

By Pentimento

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Recently, surveys have been reporting that people are reading less. Eventually, this may lead to losing the art of knowing how to read a book, since attention spans will be short-lived. Reading a book, however, can be a personal, highly ... more »

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