Elizabeth Gaskell’s House adds mystery paperback to ticket price
17 September 2025 Alistair Hardaker Image: A novel introduction (Elizabeth Gaskell’s House) Manchester house offers wrapped mystery novels…
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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Roger Deakins Cinematography Memoir Book: Buy Online
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This author’s fear of ‘fascist’ friend groups fed a surreal story about belonging — and bunnies
If you’ve read Mona Awad’s 2019 novel “Bunny,” you may not be surprised to learn she’s a bit…
Barnes & Noble opening new Strongsville store in early 2026
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio — Barnes & Noble is coming to Strongsville. The national bookseller will open a new store…
Comfort Reads and Comfort Foods: The Big Tasty Read Staff Picks
At The Reading Agency, we know that food and books both have the power to comfort, connect, and…
Federal judge overturns part of Florida’s book ban law, drawing on nearly 100 years of precedent protecting First Amendment access to ideas
When a junior at an Orange County public high school in Florida visited the school library to check…
The week’s bestselling books, Sept. 21
Hardcover fiction 1. The Secret of Secrets by Dan Brown (Doubleday: $38) Symbologist Robert Langdon takes on a…
Since 1950, UT Press had led the way in Texas book publishing
University of Texas Press director Robert Devens oversees the organization as it celebrates its 75th anniversary in Austin…
I’ve already read 36 books this year – but this is my standout favourite
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Briefly Noted Book Reviews | The New Yorker
Breakneck, by Dan Wang (Norton). In recent decades, as China has laid down vast networks of high-speed rail…