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Arundhati Roy’s Mother Mary Comes to Me, Stephen Greenblatt’s Dark Renaissance, and Jill Lepore’s We the People all…
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With the nights drawing in, it’s the perfect moment to curl up with a book that can help…
Oprah’s book club pick ‘The Tell’ called into question
After being endorsed by the top celebrity book clubs, the best-selling memoir is under new scrutiny Amy Griffin’s…
Could Your Old Books Be Worth Thousands? Look For These 5 Clues
Every now and then, a news story crops up about a person who has unwittingly stumbled upon a…
Ector County Library opens bilingual reading corner for kids
The Rincón de Libros will remain open through the end of the year, with hopes of becoming a…
The 100-year-old books salvaged from Venice’s floods
Wearing rubber boots, Zelano waded from the train station through Strada Nova, which was still about 40cm (1ft…
Marshalltown man releases new book, calendar of artwork | News, Sports, Jobs
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS — Artist Troy Cannon of Marshalltown is the author of the new book “Break-Time Sketching,” which…
Almost 5,000 children already benefitting from Dolly Parton’s free book gifting programme
Sarah Jayne as The Dolly Parton Experience® with families at Roehampton Library
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library…
Sudbury’s Indigo store has adopted Lansdowne school this fall
Bookstore customers will be asked if they want to donate to school’s library until Oct. 4 Lansdowne Public…
Who can write a novel today?
Claire Mabey argues that it’s high time we stop thinking of creative work as a nice-to-have; and instead…
PRH Canada Waves the Flag
So far this year, Penguin Random House Canada is seeing an uptick in sales across multiple categories. CEO…
The Canberra Bookshelf: Death, PTSD and history close to home
History and secrets are often the drivers in crime fiction and so it is in this month’s books…