The ban on a selection of books and resources focused on people of color has divided the Central York School District community. About 100 people demonstrated outside a controversial school board meeting on Monday that ended with the all-white school board leaving the ban in place, according to the York …
Read More »Books in Brief: White Smoke, The Beatryce Prophecy | Books
The incomparable Kate DiCamillo offers a charming fable of a girl, a monk and a goat, a tale that testifies to the power of love (as so many of her books are) and the power of the written word. to change the world for the better. DiCamillo situates his tale …
Read More »ArtSEA: WA State Book Awards kick off a rich reading season
Just in time, the new batch of Washington State Book Award arrived, announced by the Washington Center for the Book. ArtSEA: Notes on Northwest Culture is Crosscut’s weekly arts and culture newsletter. Author of Spokane Jess walter won the fiction award for The cold millions, his historical novel about young …
Read More »Powerful Books to Read for Hispanic Heritage Month for Adults and Children
Clear some space on your shelf and start some new reading this Hispanic Heritage Month. The month-long celebration, which began in the United States on Wednesday and ends October 15, aims to recognize Hispanics for their contributions throughout the year. As with all community celebrations – from Black History Month …
Read More »Green Apple Books expands to SFO
SFO is still struggling to pick up airline passengers, but four new stores, including longtime local bookstore Green Apple Books, are arriving at Harvey Milk Terminal 1. The supervisory board voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve leases with Green Apple Books and its partner Hudson Group, as well as shoe …
Read More »Cathedral City football opens school’s record book in 61-13 win
Cathedral City High School extended their winning streak to seven games with a 61-14 victory over Perris High on Friday, forcing the Lions’ record books to open. Senior quarterback Oshea Wallace set the school record for most touchdown passes in a game, with six, and senior wide receiver Frankie Valentino …
Read More »Decades after losing daughter, new book deals with loss of survival
ZANESVILLE – When Ronna Bucci died in 1998 at the age of 28, grief invaded the lives of those close to her. As difficult as it was for her parents, siblings, and many friends to come to terms with her suicide, it was nearly impossible for Ronna’s dog, Murphy, to …
Read More »There is already a GameStop book
Mezrich runs the factory conveyor belt that turns raw reality into eventual smooth cinematic representation. He works fast. It doesn’t feel like these knowledge gaps ever haunt him as he goes along. The events recounted in his latest book, “The Antisocial Network” – GameStop’s shortcut – happened at the end …
Read More »The best movies, TV shows, books and music of September
welcome to Culture Dog, InsideHook’s in-depth dive into the month’s most important cultural events, pop and more. After many, many, numerous false starts, Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra’s groundbreaking comic book series is finally making its way to television – here, a mysterious event kills all but one of …
Read More »Paula Hawkins’ new thriller “Afghanistan Papers”
Looking for something good to read? USA TODAY Barbara vandenburgh covers the shelves for this week’s hottest new book releases. All books are on sale Tuesday. 1. “A slow fire that burns” by Paula Hawkins (Riverhead, fiction) What is it about : When a young man is murdered on a …
Read More »Collect dinners, books and draft beers for early September
WINDSOR Bricoleur organizes the annual Paulée dinner The Russian River Valley Winegrowers will be holding their annual Paulée Dinner at 5 p.m. on September 3 at Bricoleur Vineyards, which opened in May 2020. The tradition, born in Burgundy, brings wine lovers together with wineries and producers from 25 leading wineries …
Read More »Charleston poet laureate writes children’s book about black music
CHARLESTON, SC Charleston’s perpetually creative poet laureate Marcus Amaker has a new project just in time for the school year. This one is aimed specifically at the next generation of music enthusiasts. “Black Music Is”, a new illustrated book for children ages 8 to 12, is a collaboration with Charleston …
Read More »Pandemic fiction: fall books contain stories about the virus
NEW YORK (AP) – By the end of 2020, the pandemic had lasted long enough for author Jodi Picoult to attempt something that seemed unthinkable to early novelists – turning it into fiction. “At the start of the pandemic, I couldn’t even read, let alone write. I didn’t have the …
Read More »BOOKS: Interview with the author of “The Family Plot” | Books & Literature
Jane Ammeson, Times correspondent Megan Collins is the author of “The Family Plot”. She has taught creative writing for many years at the high school and college level, and is the editor of 3Elements Literary Review. She lives in Connecticut. Can you give our readers an overview of your book? …
Read More »First two-day budget proposals on the books | The star
AUBURN – The formation of the 2022 county budget began after an eight-hour day of hearing proposals from county department heads and elected officials. This discussion continues today with another eight hour session and 13 presentations by heads of department and elected officials. Council Chairman Rick Ring began Tuesday’s session …
Read More »Hungary restricts sale of LGBTQ-themed children’s books
Editor’s Note: International News Editor-in-Chief Michael K. Lavers was on assignment for the Washington Blade in Mexico, Honduras and El Salvador from July 11 to 25. TIJUANA, Mexico – Marvin is a 23-year-old gay man from Dulce Nombre, a municipality in the Department of Copán in Honduras. He left Honduras …
Read More »ARIELLE BREEN: Five things I learned from the books this summer
Here are five things I learned from the books this summer. 1. How to distinguish and accept our real selves and our ambitious selves I think it’s good to have aspirations for who you want to be, what kind of life you want to live – but sometimes we hang …
Read More »Lauren Price of the GB team reserves a place for the Olympic final with the rally of the last round | Tokyo Olympics 2020
Lauren Price had already become the first Welsh boxer to make it to the Olympics by her mere presence in Tokyo. Then she went through three innings with precision and focus to reach the semi-final, securing an Olympic medal regardless of the end of the day. She had done all …
Read More »Detroit organization partners with Little Free Library to put various books in children’s hands
DETROIT – If kids can see themselves in the books they read, it opens up a world of possibilities, a world of understanding. “It is essential that as we grow up and have hopes and dreams that we see ourselves in the literature around us, that we know that we …
Read More »Why do I treasure these moments with my son
This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. A few weeks ago, I opened one of our library books to read it to my son, when I saw a message written in it. It was to someone named Alex who explained …
Read More »Seniors and people with disabilities cannot access their books at the Lake View Library
Darryl Grant’s after-lunch tradition was to browse and read in the Merlo branch of the Chicago Public Library until the elevator broke in late April. The 67-year-old Edgewater resident no longer visits the Belmont Avenue Library in Lake View due to the difficulty of climbing the steep stairwell to the …
Read More »Wausau switches to digital poll books // WJFW Newswatch 12
BOOKS ON THE Badger Rachael Eyler’s story Local News Posted 07/21/2021 06:34 PM, Last updated 07/21/21 07:14 PM Wausau – Voters can expect to spend less time at the polls by using badger books that will allow people to log in or register to vote more efficiently and securely. “The …
Read More »Marta enters Olympic Games record books after scoring Brazil’s first game against China
The veteran striker has made more history with her country after finding the net in the Group F clash Marta entered the Olympic Games record books after scoring Brazil’s opener against China. The 12 nations competing in the Tokyo Games women’s soccer tournament are in action as the group stage …
Read More »Eight State Literary Prize Winners Named
Eight Ohio authors – or authors who write on Ohio topics – were honored by the 2021 Ohioana Book Awards. The awards, first awarded in 1942, are among the oldest state literary prizes in the country. The awards ceremony, tentatively scheduled to be an in-person event, is scheduled for Oct. …
Read More »Riverbend Open first night in the books
GODFREY – New name, successful start. The first night of the new Riverbend Open tennis tournament was a success, according to tournament director Jesse Macias. The tournament was formerly known as the Alton Closed Tournament. Alton, Marquette Catholic, Roxana, Jersey, Civic Memorial and Triad players and alumni, along with other …
Read More »Review: A compelling and premonitory story of midlife through the ages
Nicola Twilley is the co-author of “Until Proven Safe”. The book reminds us that the COVID-19 pandemic will not be our last pandemic. Photo: Jenny GG It’s hard to imagine how Geoff Manaugh and Nicola Twilley felt when news of COVID-19’s global reach emerged in March of last year. The …
Read More »3 books that blow the lid off the ‘bad old days’ in New York City
It has been an extremely difficult year for the Big Apple, and although we have passed the pandemic milestone, the city’s future is not entirely clear. I’ve been on a bit of a “Bad Old Days of NYC” kick this summer, reading about other chaotic moments in the city’s recent …
Read More »Louis Oosthuizen enters the Open Friday Night Record Book | The Open
One Friday night, as shadows lengthened and flags fluttered over the Kent coast, the question became how many players Louis Oosthuizen could eliminate from the 149th Open Championship. The unruffled South African, seeking to shed an almost masculine label, was at a touching distance from history. With each putt that …
Read More »Notable & Citable: Booksellers and forbidden books
July 15, 2021 5:52 p.m. ET Photo: Getty Images / iStockphoto Retrieved from the American Booksellers Association website, April 4: This year’s Forbidden Book Week, the annual celebration of the right to read, will be held from September 26 to October 2, 2021. Forbidden Book Week was founded in 1982 …
Read More »Bernette Ford, who made children’s books more diverse, dies at 70
Not all of Ms. Ford’s work was devoted to books emphasizing diversity. As the head of Cartwheel, she was responsible for mainstream hits like the Clifford the Big Red Dog books and the “I Spy” series, and her own writings included books for the very young that used animal characters …
Read More »Odu football, volleyball and baseball ticket voucher book now on sale
History links NORFOLK, Virginia – The 2021-2022 Old Dominion Coupon Book is available for purchase at ynottix.com. New this year, ticket vouchers offer customers the option of redeeming them in several ODU paid sports, including men’s and women’s football, volleyball and baseball. Buy now and coupons remain valid until the …
Read More »Friends of the Library are planning a special book sale
Friends of the Jackson County Public Library will have a special sale from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Friday and from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday in the large half of the Seymour Library Boardroom, 303 W. Second St. There are no special sales hours reserved for …
Read More »Rupi Kaur takes this classic poetry book with her every time she travels
Thanks to her collections of poems and her Instagram posts, Rupi Kaur is one of the most famous poets in the world. However, she was not always a fan of poetry. Here is a look at his favorite book of poems and how it is an integral part of his …
Read More »Literacy Achieves hosts a children’s book drive on Saturday
500,000 lb race with Orion Jean (left) Literacy Achieves is hosting a children’s book drive on Saturday, and their goal is to collect and distribute 5,000 new and lightly used books for children in their programs. The non-profit organization strives to equip non-English speaking adults and their young children with …
Read More »Trump Tells Chief of Staff Hitler “Did a Lot of Good Things,” Book Says | Donald trump
Visiting Europe to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, Donald Trump insisted to his then Chief of Staff John Kelly: “Well, Hitler did a lot of good things. . “ The remark by the former U.S. president on the 2018 trip that allegedly “stunned” Kelly, …
Read More »Children in West Virginia will receive books for summer reading
CHARLESTON, Va. (AP) – Elementary school students in West Virginia will receive an array of free books this summer. The state Department of Education is entering year two of the West Virginia Blue Ribbon Book Club, distributing 258,000 books to public school children entering Grades 1 through 3. The books …
Read More »A new book by Woodward to cover the final days of the Trump presidency
The title of the book has yet to be announced, but CNN has learned that it will be released on September 21 by Simon & Schuster, who released Woodward’s first two bestsellers on the former president. This time around, the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist is working with Robert Costa of …
Read More »Book Review – “The House in the Cerulean Sea”
I exercised my option to write on a different book than the one I had planned last month. Many book clubs have read the book, and I’ve been asked repeatedly what I think about it. To survive, I read the book and then decided to write about it. The book …
Read More »Gay author publishes gender-neutral children’s books
Raleigh, NC – Drag Queen Story Hour continues to capture the imaginations and hearts of the children in its audience. The books read have an important meaning for the narrator Kiara Mel. âGrowing up younger and just being yourself at times when the status quo was outside was viewed in …
Read More »Tomball veteran publishes book to help veterans deal with stress
With the high suicide rate among U.S. Army veterans, a Tomball veteran wants to help lower that rate with the launch of a new book, telling stories about the survival of others. The book, “Suicide and Injury Prevention for Warriors, by Warriors,” is written by Charles Wright, who said he …
Read More »A local group sent over 300,000 free books to children in Terrebonne through Dolly Parton’s Imagination library
The Terrebonne Foundation for Academic Excellence has taken a new step: the non-profit organization paid more than 300,000 pounds for children in the region through the Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. Since 2012, all registered children of the parish of Terrebonne aged 0 to 5 have received a new book each …
Read More »James Patterson has a new bestselling book with Bill Clinton
He feels presidential Even the Bible does not sell any better than James Patterson. His latest, No. 1 on the bestseller list, is – with Bill Clinton – “The President’s Daughter”. âI wrote my first book when I was 25. I did not have money. I moved to New York, …
Read More »New picture books on apologies, music, vacations – and farts – Twin Cities
Picture books offer an amazing array of fiction and non-fiction for the little ones. Today we explore the excuses, how and why all creatures fart, the importance of music for children with autism, and a happy holiday party. “How to apologize” by David LaRochelle, illustrated by Mike Wohnoutka (Candlewick Press, …
Read More »‘Shaking’ heat wave set to rewrite record books in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest
Top line A heat wave has begun unlike any other in recorded history for the Pacific Northwest, with peaks in the typically temperate cities of Seattle and Portland, Oregon expected to exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit over the next few days. Seattle and the rest of the Pacific Northwest face the …
Read More »Old technologies, new customers: the new store offers records and books | Local
The store, he said, âresponds to my desire to be part of imparting knowledge to others. It is certainly not necessary for us to take advantage of it. Funiciello chooses the new books from the overstock of Powell’s Books, a Chicago book wholesaler. Used books come from his own collection …
Read More »Steelband Dance, book launch for the benefit of the literary festival
BLUE HILL – An upcoming street dance with a band of steel and the launch of Portland journalist and bestselling historian Colin Woodard’s paperback edition of his latest book, “Union: The Struggle to Forge the Story of United States Nationhood “, will raise funds for Word, Blue’s annual Hill Literary …
Read More »Check It Out: Perfect Gardening Books for All Seasons
Jan Johnston is the Collections Development Coordinator for the Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries. Email him at [email protected]. Photo If you love to read gardening books, spring and summer are the right time of year to indulge yourself. I kept an eye out for new gardening titles coming to the collection, …
Read More »Beyond digital feminism | by Jill Filipovic
On June 16, we released âHow US Abortion Politics Distorts Women’s Lives in Conflict Zones,â a detailed report by Jill Filipovic, with photographs by Nichole Sobecki, on how the United States, as a major donor to aid to the world, harm humanitarian groups. ability to provide reproductive health care to …
Read More »Bay Area couple cruise the Grand Princess, the same ship they were quarantined on at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) – As California reopens many of us are thinking about vacations and it comes as cruise ships are about to make their return to San Francisco. A Bay Area couple are ready to get back on board, even after being quarantined on the same ship that has …
Read More »The best science fiction books to read this summer
Whether you struggled to read during the pandemic or zoomed in on your stack of books and craved more, Scientific Fridays the annual list of the best summer science books is here for you. As the world begins to open up, many of us aren’t quite comfortable traveling the way …
Read More »New book explores the evolution of college leadership
Photos by University Relations Michael T. Miller and G. David Gearhart A new book edited by two faculty members from the College of Education and Health Professions at the University of Alberta explores the changing dynamics, expectations and roles of college leaders. The Changing Role of College and University Leadership, …
Read More »Book publishing in space science
AGU has published books for more than six decades on topics related to Earth and space sciences. The four members of the AGU Books Editorial Board of Space Science Disciplines decided to review our own portfolio of books and other science editors to better understand the landscape of book publishing …
Read More »The best books to read this summer in Wisconsin
Intermediate season by Christina Clancy ST. PRESS MARTIN | $ 28 | JULY 6 Lake Geneva was once home to a Playboy Club. It opened in 1968 and remained open until 1981, during which time it hosted prominent artists such as Bob Hope, Sonny and Cher, and Tony Bennett. Christina …
Read More »Donation Provides Books to Newborns at Newport Hospital
A mother from Siletz, who is also a freelance book consultant, asked the community to support their fundraising to provide books to newborns at Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital. The result of this successful campaign was a donation of 174 pounds to the hospital’s birthing center, to be given to new …
Read More »Be kind: teachers write books to motivate children to help in the community
Two local teachers wrote a book to motivate children to help out in the community. âBig Hearts, Small Hands: Teaching Children to Make a Differenceâ started out as a program for third-graders, but over the years it has received a lot of attention and created a guide. Roni Kanter and …
Read More »How fan fiction and Comic-Con spawned a long-standing friendship and pseudonym Christina Lauren
San Diego International Comic-Con was instrumental in bringing together two complete strangers, authors Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings. They decided to combine their first names to create the pseudonym Christina Lauren and went on to co-author 27 books. âWe were both writing fan fiction in 2009 when my friend mentioned …
Read More »New book suggests Birx wanted Trump to lose presidential election
In “Preventable,” his new book detailing the federal government’s failures in mitigating the pandemic, Andy Slavitt writes that he met Birx last August in Minnesota after briefing local officials. Once a close advisor to Trump, she had been excluded from his inner circle at that time and replaced by Dr …
Read More »SMIF rewards over 23,000 children’s books through grant program – Albert Lea Tribune
The Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation (SMIF) recently awarded 23,622 children’s books worth $ 420,472 to 47 organizations through its Early Literacy Grant Program. This grant supports early literacy efforts that improve school readiness for children from birth to five years old by providing children with books, according to a press …
Read More »Children’s book author Gordon Korman speaks to Weston students
Have you ever wondered, âWhat if? “ What if the school bully got a second chance after suffering from amnesia, like in “Restart”? What if your phone had the ghost spirit of a boy from 1596, like in “What’s His Face”? What if you found out that everything was a …
Read More »Wilton Library to hold its first Saturday book sale in over a year
WILTON – The Wilton Free Public Library will be holding a book sale by appointment from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 12 at the former Bass Factory building on Weld Street. It will be the first sale in over a year due to COVID-19 restrictions. “We strongly …
Read More »Jewish Doctors in Medieval Islam – Book Review
Jewish doctors in medieval Islam An innovative work penetrates fascinating interactions to reveal a new color ⢠KENNETH COLLINS This new publication has been in the works for many years and marks the completion of a monumental study of Jewish physicians and the remedies they used in the medieval Islamic …
Read More »Big Read Lakeshore announces book for 2021 program
HOLLAND – The NEA Big Read Lakeshore will enter new territory this year. For the first time in eight years, Hope College’s program will focus on a book of poetry for its 2021 programming. This year’s title, announced Wednesday, June 9, is âAn American Sunrise,â a collection of poems by …
Read More »Del Mar author wins Lillian Smith Book Award
Author, constitutional law historian and resident of Del Mar, Lawrence Goldstone, recently received a Lillian Smith Book Award for “On Account of Race,” a book he published last year on white supremacy and its impact on voting rights. Launched in 1968, the award recognizes books that deal with race, civil …
Read More »Here. St. Books Owners Continue Big Downtown Plans
Here. The owners of St. Books are continuing their big plans to help revitalize downtown through the Micro Market. The wine bar, restaurant and bookstore opened at the end of May. Owners Hannah and Seth Streun said the idea for the establishment came from wine bars they had visited in …
Read More »Unwell Women by Elinor Cleghorn review – battle for the female body | Books
reuring recent concerns about the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine and its possible link to blood clots, many women felt compelled to point out, on social media and in the press, that the risk of fatal thrombosis was significantly higher with use of hormonal contraception, yet it continues to be prescribed to …
Read More »Alice B. McGinty | Recommended summer readings | Books
As we head into summer, a season hopefully with extra reading time, Horn Book Magazine makes a recommended summer reading list. I am honored that my book, âThe Water Lady: How Darlene Arviso Helps a Thirsty Navajo Nation,â is on this list, along with many wonderful books. Here are two …
Read More »The US Women’s Open delivers places steeped in history
This year’s US Women’s Open extends the trend of bringing the flagship event of women’s football to venues with a rich tradition on the men’s side. Most notably, Paula Creamer won at Oakmont (outside Pittsburgh) in 2010 and Michelle Wie West won at Pinehurst No. 2 (North Carolina) in 2014. …
Read More »Glass & 9 other non-comic book 2010s superhero movies
The previous decade saw a huge shift in Hollywood, which began to focus more on superhero movies following the hit blockbuster Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC’s Extended Universe. This led to a series of similar comic book movies that brought even more superheroes to the big screen. RELATED: Darkman And …
Read More »Williamsburg Library offers an inclusive book club for young people and adults
The Williamsburg Regional Library offers a reading group for teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. (WY Daily file) WILLIAMSBURG – The Williamsburg Regional Library (WRL) continually strives to reach out to all members of the community, one book at a time. WRL Next Chapter Book Group is a …
Read More »David Kamp on the book ‘Sunny Days’,’ Sesame Street ‘and’ Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood ‘- CBS Pittsburgh
(CBS Local) – âSesame Streetâ and âMister Rogers’ Neighborhoodâ are two indelible shows that have played a significant role in shaping decades of American children and culture. Author David Kamp takes a look at how transformative these shows and other shows like “The Electric Company”, “Free to Be⦠You and …
Read More »Fabulous book gift to the Dyer Library in Saco
Last July we at the Dyer Library hosted our huge annual book sale, almost as usual. Although we had the 15,000 or so books on display, we limited the number of people who could come shopping, at least on the early days when there was the typical rush. The big …
Read More »Taylor Swift Bows Up And Delivers First Acting Role Since “Cats”
Undeterred by the nightmares of digital fur technology, Taylor Swift booked her first acting gig since starring in what she once affectionately described as “That Weird Ass Flick”, aka “Cats”. The music superstar has joined the latest film from “American Hustle” director David O. Russell, according to The Hollywood Reporter. …
Read More »13 picture books to read and discuss together | Summer Readings 2021
The pandemic habit that we hope will last: read together! We’ve rounded up a few favorites that allow for exploration, discussion, or just lap time. Some books just look better when they’re shared! We’ve rounded up a few favorites that allow for exploration, discussion, or just a comfortable lap time. …
Read More »“A Kind of Thorn Rat”: the comic strip that breaks myths about the Madras hedgehog | Wildlife
The colorful panels from Brawin Kumar’s comic book tell of how two children saved a hedgehog from an unlicensed healer. The hedgehog mother is delighted to be reunited with her baby, as she has lost most of her offspring to road traffic. Kumar, an Indian researcher and environmentalist, came up …
Read More »Lexington author plans release event for party book and equipment rental company
A party will be held on June 13 for the release of the latest book by a Lexington author. A Lexington family wants to help you party with opening a party equipment rental business. MasterBrands Cabinets in Lexington is planning a hiring event. Here’s what’s going on in Davidson County. …
Read More »10 best superhero video games that aren’t based on comics
Comic book fans have been fortunate enough to enjoy a number of fantastic video game adaptations over the past few years that have brought popular superheroes to life in new medium. While the blockbuster video game genre hasn’t been limited to just adaptations of existing superhero properties from the comics. …
Read More »Traveling Exhibit Showcasing Eric Carle’s Books Arrives in Phoenix | Featured Articles
PHOENIX (3TV / CBS 5) – Children can discover books by a famous author that come to life at the Phoenix Children’s Museum. The museum opened the Very Eric Carle exhibition on Saturday. Visitors can enter the pages of Carle’s classic “Very” series, where they will follow special insects that …
Read More »Bolton family gives back by raising for books and bread
BOLTON – A Bolton family gives back to the community by helping low-income children have better access to books. Brothers Dante and Vince Snoonian, seventh and eighth graders respectively at Florence Sawyer School, are collecting books in English and Spanish to redistribute to those in need locally and elsewhere in …
Read More »Reading by Dan Frank, Book Editor and ‘Unexpected Champion’
I met him through Alan Lightman, who emailed me to tell me he was coming to New York to give a talk, and did I want to have dinner with him and two guests – her daughter and a man named Dan. I immediately felt that, just, a radiance, a …
Read More »Thousands of books donated for more inclusive summer reading
Thousands of books were donated just in time for students who want to read over the summer on Thursday. Little Free Library and Reading Partners have a new program called Read in Color, designed to promote more diverse and inclusive books. âIt goes through me because I’ve been in their …
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