Monthly Archives: April 2022

[#RapplerReads] Can reading adulthood books help you become an adult?

I hope that is the case. Because otherwise, I have no idea how I’m going to become a real adult. Editor’s note: #RapplerReads is a project of the BrandRap team. We earn a commission every time you shop through the affiliate links below. When can we call ourselves real adults? …

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Brookings Registry | Leftovers from 2021 will appear at the 2022 Book Festival

BROOKINGS – ‘The Queen of Beach Readings’ is coming to the South Dakota Party! Popular romance and suspense novelist Mary Kay Andrews will help celebrate 20 years of reading and writing at the 2022 Festival of Books, September 23-25 ​​in Brookings. Andrews was originally scheduled to appear at the 2021 …

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Books on long-term care and economic structural change among Donner Prize nominees

TORONTO — This year’s Donner Prize shortlist includes books on topics such as the long-term care crisis and structural economic change. TORONTO — This year’s Donner Prize shortlist includes books on topics such as the long-term care crisis and structural economic change. Organizers named five finalists on Tuesday for the …

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The lawsuit against the religious segregation of the Copts of Egypt – Reviews – Books

Declarations of national unity often sound like empty words that are offered at official celebrations or at times after incidents of sectarian violence. However, the common heritage that all Egyptians share in their daily lives shows that there is a real argument for national unity and against religious segregation in …

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10 Essential Star Trek Books for Pre-Internet Treks

One of the biggest changes in the Star Trek fanbase in recent times is the use of the internet. Building forums, blogs, YouTube channels, and an encyclopedic database that Trekkies can mine down to the last detail and easter egg since the dawn of the franchise. It gave fans instant …

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Deal of the day: Amazon is giving away these 10 Kindle books for free

The books represent 10 different countries and have been translated into English where necessary. Getty Images Friday, April 23 is World Book Day! If you’re looking for your next great read, Amazon has a deal for you — I’m not even sure if this one qualifies as a deal per …

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Genocide survivors open up in books, movies

By MOSES K. GAHIGI The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi not only shattered the lives of those who survived it, but 28 years later it still has a lingering effect on them and how they deal with it. Some fled overseas, to be as far away from the horror as …

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How to get back to reading books – Alana Brown, Newstead Wood School

We all know the benefits of reading. From an early age, we were told that reading could expand our range of vocabulary; it helps us develop our critical thinking skills; it improves our concentration and countless other things. However, how many of us are actually active readers? According to the …

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Bodies by Ian Winwood review – rock and a hard place | Books

In 2000, Ian Winwood, longtime writer for hard rock magazine Kerrang! – was sent to interview an up-and-coming rock band. He immediately liked them, recognized their potential, and befriended them. He watched, delighted, in varying degrees of closeness, as they grew in popularity – sold-out shows, platinum albums, a very …

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Indian parents would rather read books from their own childhood to children than choose new titles: survey

Nearly two-thirds of parents in India, just like their global counterparts, would rather read their children books they enjoyed in their own childhood, rather than choosing newer titles, according to new research from Oxford University Press (OUP). The research which was part of a national survey carried out following an …

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5 classic books that never get old | George J. Ziogas

A tribute to classic literature that stands the test of time Book genres can be quite subjective. To some, American psycho is pure horror; for others, it is a simple black comedy. cloud atlas encompasses about 10 different genres, from spy thrillers to historical naval tales to terrifying dystopian fiction. …

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2 new books to help you decode what someone is really saying

Despite our best efforts, human life is full of misunderstandings and awkward moments: Wait, was that sarcasm or not? Do they really want me to join them, or are they just saying that? Is this text attractive or simply friendly? Fortunately, however, we don’t have to decode the words and …

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Blinkist Review: The future of reading books…isn’t it reading books? – Doha News

With the growing popularity of e-books, apps like Blinkist have made reading much easier, but could it come at a cost? Over the past few years, e-books have become increasingly popular. Kindle devices and iBooks apps have helped catalyze the growth of the digital reading format. E-books are frequently compared …

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Books Digest – A Little History of Art, Young Mungo and More

Welcome to our weekly Books Digest where we round up the new books you should and shouldn’t read. Features of this week A bit of art history, Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart and Uncommon Courage: The Yachtsmen Volunteers of World War II. For more books, take a look at our …

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Bears, games and reading books at HPL | Libraries

HAMPSTEAD —The Hampstead Public Library renovation of the Children’s Space takes place soon! The entire children’s area is closed from Monday April 25 to the end of May. This includes all book and DVD shelves, as well as the children’s program room. A limited number of picture books (e-books) and …

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NJ Edison Library Receives Over 300 Classic Books in Indian Languages

INDICA News Desk- The Edison Library, in partnership with the Consulate of India in New Jersey and the Edison, NJ, chapter of the World Organization of People of Indian Descent (GOPIO-Edison), hosted the launch of the Indian Collection , an event to donate a large collection of Indian books will …

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Two local authors share books for Earth Day

On April 23, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., meet authors Gary Raham and Elizabeth Ervin Blankenheim at the Sanderosa Art Gallery in Laporte as they share their Earth Day favorites. Here is a Q&A with the authors, about their work. Q&A with author Gary Raham Gary Raham and the …

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Exhibition highlights the importance of children’s books

This scratchboard illustration by Beth Krommes from “In the House In the Night” (written by Susan Marie Swanson) “really represents the flight of imagination that this exhibition represents,” says guest curator Nina Maurer. Starting May 6, the Portsmouth Historical Society will open the first-ever exhibit that celebrates the legacy of …

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Jess Montgomery’s new mystery investigates the disappearance of a baby

To exploreBooks: Waynesville author uses humor to close the gender gap Which gave him the idea of ​​a detective series. In the first book, “The Widows”, the story opens as Lily’s husband is killed. Once Lily assumed her husband’s former position, she investigated what happened to him and after solving …

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Cindy Ross’ books reflect her love of the outdoors – Times News Online

Published on April 09, 2022 00:04 Cindy Ross has written two books that reflect her love of the outdoors. One describes how she and her husband, Todd Gladfelter, built a log cabin using trees they felled. The other tells the stories of troubled veterans who have recovered remarkably from the …

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Two new history books make the same plea: credit a female artist

When you think of an American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright probably comes to mind. When it comes to Julia Morgan, awareness is uncertain. (More on her in a moment). It’s understandable that you think of Wright. After all, his conception of Waterfallvacation home in rural PA, was crowned “the best …

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Please start reading books for what they are

Are you bored because the romance you found at the library has a happy ending? Bored because you dove into a middle class from a favorite author and found the mystery was “too easy” for you, a mature adult? I have words for you. I have a favorite fantasy author …

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In a bar in Belgrade, the far-right flames of fans of “banned” books

Klub 451, founded by former Serbian National Front member Marko Gajinovic, echoes La Citadelle, a club in the French city of Lille where members of the far-right Identity Movement meet and, according to a documentary through Al Jazeera, discuss and plan activities, promote films and build relationships with other extremists. …

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Protesters pressure Wake Schools to remove controversial books

CARY The Wake County school system was accused Tuesday by a group of protesters of promoting pornography and sexualizing students because of some books with sexual content in school libraries. About 50 people protested outside the Wake County school board meeting on Tuesday holding signs such as “We are the …

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Top 10 most frequently banned books in 2021 – NBC Los Angeles

The growing number of school districts voting to remove certain books from school libraries has been making headlines for months, as works by authors ranging from Toni Morrison to Art Spiegelman are challenged and banned across the country. According to the American Library Association, these titles are not just hyperbole. …

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5 books that will make you more charismatic and persuasive

Many of us believe that charisma is something you either have or don’t have – that it’s an innate trait that only a lucky few possess. But the latest science offers a much more promising message. In fact, becoming more charismatic and persuasive is a choice anyone can make; all …

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Book Reading Culture in the Modern World: Top 5 Books Worth Reading

Modern reading culture is the ability to work with books, highlight the main points of the text, and draw conclusions from reading. Reading level determines level of spiritual development and influences the culture of information literacy. For some, a book is a beautiful, bright cover. For others, it’s just text …

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FlipHTML5 transforms PDF children’s storybooks

Storybooks help children learn and are fun too. FlipHTML5 transforms a conventional PDF children’s storybook into a modern reading experience that children will enjoy. Children’s stories are not only fun to pass the time, they can also be rich sources of educational content. Many storybooks contain valuable life lessons, not …

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What I Learned: Thomas Venning, Books and Manuscripts Manager

You should not wear gloves when handling books and manuscripts. They make you clumsy and pick up static electricity. Any museum or library will tell you that. A few years ago, a scholar robbed a manuscript at an auction without gloves and then someone wrote, “I can’t think of a …

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