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When I get home, Granny announces me to everyone. “Here’s our changeling, now.” It’s her special joke just…
Denmark scraps book tax to combat “reading crisis”
“The reading crisis has unfortunately been spreading in recent years,” said Engel-Schmidt. He added that he was “incredibly…
‘High Season’ review: A twisty thriller about the murder of a teenager in paradise
Katie Bishop finds heart and poignancy at the center of her artfully crafted thriller, “High Season,” setting it…
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A week out from publication, “Babel” and “Yellowface” author R.F. Kuang’s new fantasy novel “Katabasis” is already in…
The story of the man who saved England
Benjamin Merkle’s “The White Horse King: The Life of Alfred the Great” (Thomas Nelson, 2009, 272 pages) tells…
Mom-Com and Rom-Com Book Recommendations
I recently shared on Instagram that even though I’ve written my next novel — a light, fast-paced, contemporary…
12 Biggest Differences Between ‘The Map That Leads to You’ Movie and Book
The Map That Leads to You brings viewers wanderlust, heartbreak and all of the life that happens in…
Welsh publisher reaches Irish Book of the Year shortlist
Two titles from Dalen on the Irish Book of the Year shortlist A Welsh publishing house which has…
Why Are People Putting Thrifted Books in Their Freezer?
When you bring home thrifted books, you probably have one of two goals: Either you’re dying to crack…
Pedro Pascal’s Unofficial Illustrated Biography: Where to Buy
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The amount of Americans who read for pleasure has fallen by 40%, according to a new study. Researchers…