I read the two articles on book trailers and watched videos from the Chicago Tribune and the New York Times. I watched some book trailers from YouTube.
From watching the book trailers in the articles, I can't say that I would want to read the books. For me, the authors didn't make the book any more interesting than just reading a blurb about the book. In fact, it made the books less appealing. However, I did enjoy watching the trailer for "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" and "Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters". Maybe because these were some of the more popular trailers, I enjoyed them. Or, it could be because I enjoyed seeing how the book was depicted in movie format. I'm not sure that I would seek out book trailers in general, but it's good to know that they exist for some books. I think that book trailers would be a good idea for young readers since they are usually familiar with technology and might like a little diversion.
This has been a very long 9 weeks with a lot of work. I use Library Thing to keep track of what I have read, but I will add Goodreads to my list of useful sites.
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