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+3 +115 YA Books That Let You Travel The World From Your Couch
Bummed that travel is largely on lockdown? See the world through your bookshelves.
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+4 +1Surprising secrets of writers’ first book drafts
What is revealed by the early manuscripts of classic novels? From the works of Wilde and Woolf to Fitzgerald and Proust, Hephzibah Anderson investigates.
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+18 +3Kindle Collects a Surprisingly Large Amount of Data
Reading a book on a Kindle sends Amazon a lot of data about reading habits. How fast pages are turned, font sizes and views, and device details.
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+11 +2These books will change the way you think
There are books that entertain you, speak to the brain, change your thinking, your mind. These 10 books absolutely fit those criteria. Read them, but more importantly, do what they tell you. It is your acting not just your reading that will get you the best results.
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+23 +3Brandon Sanderson: 'After a dozen rejected novels, you think maybe this isn’t for you'
The fantasy author has an army of devoted fans and a record-making Kickstarter - but before the bestsellers, he spent a decade being told to be ‘more like George RR Martin’
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+25 +5Can Reading Make You Happier?
Several years ago, I was given as a gift a remote session with a bibliotherapist at the London headquarters of the School of Life, which offers innovative courses to help people deal with the daily emotional challenges of existence. I have to admit that at first I didn’t really like the idea of being given a reading “prescription.”
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+13 +2Everything I Knew About Reading Was Wrong
Everything I knew About Reading Was Wrong. I realized this about a year ago.
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+14 +4People are microwaving library books and masks to kill COVID-19 — and that's bad
A book was returned to Kent District Library after it had been microwaved and burned due to the metal sensor located inside.
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+28 +6Black bookstores overwhelmed by orders for anti-racism titles
Books like "White Fragility" and "How to Be An Anti-Racist" have become best sellers, overwhelming independent Black-owned bookstores across the US.
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+3 +1Opinion | Why I Created a Book Club for Fifth Graders
During the coronavirus lockdown, a fifth-grade teacher, Linda, contacted me asking for help. She teaches in a school district in Southern California where over 80 percent of the students qualify for free lunches. Linda was struggling with students’ not showing up for online class. “Before the lockdown, I had started reading ‘It Ain’t So Awful, Falafel,’ so I thought of asking if you have any ideas,” she said. “The kids all related to your story about being an immigrant and having to translate for your mom.”
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+17 +3Internet Archive Will End Its Program for Free E-Books
The nonprofit has said its National Emergency Library was a public service to people unable to access libraries during the pandemic, but publishers and authors accused it of theft.
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+4 +1Why ‘Uncomfortable’ Books Like ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Are Precisely the Ones Kids Should be Reading
We’re not going to learn anything if we skip over important pieces of history and avoid challenging literature merely because it might make people “uncomfortable”
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+13 +2Top 20 Book Club Books for 2020
Looking for book club books for 2020? Check out all these discussion worthy book club books perfect for your next get together.
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+14 +2J.K. Rowling is releasing a new book chapter-by-chapter online for free
Rowling’s latest venture is a children’s book called The Ickabog that’s been stashed away in her attic.
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+10 +3Legendary Paris bookshop reveals reading habits of illustrious clientele
Newly digitised lending cards from Shakespeare and Company uncover the choices of luminaries including Ernest Hemingway and Gertrude Stein
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+15 +1Small free libraries offering solace amid virus shutdowns
Christine Gale Reynolds worked at the public library in Yosemite National Park before it closed in March when California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued shutdown orders
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+31 +6The myth of the golden age of reading
Even before the digital age, book-lovers were always prone to distraction
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+15 +2Science fiction builds mental resiliency in young readers
Fantasy fiction provides more than escapism for young readers.
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+16 +2What Business Leaders Are Reading Now
We asked well-known business leaders what they’re reading during these extraordinary times. Their picks just might surprise you.
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+12 +1It’s time to stop debating how to teach kids to read and follow the science
Most children need help learning to read, but there’s long-standing disagreement on how best to help them. Decades of research have identified the most effective approaches.
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