Jennifer Denslow·Jun 27, 2019How to Recharge Your New Year’s ResolutionsJuly 1st is the pivot, the day that is exactly halfway through the year. The fulcrum of days we balance to make an annum is an appropriate…A response icon1A response icon1
Jennifer Denslow·Jun 26, 20195 Great Quotations from a Famous BibliophileIn post-World War II New York City, Helene Hanff had a reading habit and very little money to support it. One day, perusing the New York…
Jennifer Denslow·Mar 20, 20193 Ways to Beat Your Fear of Public SpeakingOn the list of useful things I teach my students, these three strategies to fight communication apprehension top the list. While I hope…
Jennifer Denslow·Jan 31, 2019Off My Shelf: Falling Angel by William HjortsbergShould it stay or should it go?A response icon1A response icon1
Jennifer Denslow·Jan 24, 2019What’s Wrong With My Book ClubFive Ways to Choose a Book Everyone Will Want to Read
Jennifer Denslow·Jan 17, 2019Lost Books, Lost DoorsThe first book I remember was a small, square collection of children’s poems with a blue cover. Each poem was illustrated with happy…
Jennifer Denslow·Jan 10, 2019How to TRAIN Yourself for Difficult ConversationsDriving the short route to school, bored with the radio and out of podcasts on my iPod, I imagine the questions. Softballs at first…
Jennifer Denslow·Dec 31, 20185 Books to Read in the New YearA year full of good books is a good year, and mine has been crowded with them. When people ask me what my favorite book is, I often want…
Jennifer Denslow·Dec 27, 2018How to Make a SMART Reading Resolution for the New YearThe last few days of the year are at time to recover from the holiday festivities while looking forward to the new year. I think about…A response icon1A response icon1
