Book Review: Desert Tracks, by Marly Wells and Linda Wells
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Readings’ A Day in Carlton program announced
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National Read a Book Day 2025
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Steven Pinker’s new book shows how he’s become a contradictory figure
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Palmerton grad pens children’s book to encourage music, reading – Times News Online
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How to Change Your Kindle’s Language: Spanish, French, Japanese, and More (2025)
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‘Rogers v. Rogers’ shortlisted for National Business Book Award
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This author’s fear of ‘fascist’ friend groups fed a surreal story about belonging — and bunnies
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