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The 18 Most-Anticipated Mystery-Thriller Books of 2025
From sequels by genre favorites to twisty stories about missing person cases and intriguing whodunnits. New year, new mysteries to solve! Such is our M....
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This Year's New York Public Library National Teen Art Contest Winner Highlights the Freedom to Read By Thanking Her Grandmother
Joselyn Chimbo knows how to read because her grandmother came to the United States, a move that allowed Joselyn access to education, books, and the...
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books / writing
Best Books of 2025: 11 Releases to Add to Your Reading List
Bookworms rejoice! A whole year of new books to devour is almost upon us. To help you prep, we’ve picked a selection of the...
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13 Great but Obscure Novels Conservatives Should Read
If you’re looking for a summer read and can’t seem to find anything interesting on the shelf, there’s a new book you...
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books
Author Kaira Rouda to promote new novel at Interabang Books in Dallas
‘Jill Is Not Happy’ is due out June 10. Kaira Rouda — whose books include The Widow, Somebody’s Home, The Next Wife, The Favorite Daughter, Best...
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books
A very American fear
If you’ve tried to open Pornhub in the United States recently (and no judgment if you have), there’s a reasonable chance that, instead...
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books
The Biggest Bookish News of the Week
Here are the stories Today in Books readers were most interested in this week. Settle into your Sunday and catch up!Thomson Reuters Wins AI...
bookriot.com
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books
Brandon Sanderson reveals the other major fantasy author who was almost chosen to finish The Wheel of time
The Wheel of time is one of the most beloved fantasy sagas of all time . Over the course of 14 books, author Robert Jordan's tale of...
winteriscoming.net
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books
Jenna, Barbara and Laura talk family bond that inspired new book
TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and her twin sister, Barbara, sit down with their mom, Laura, to talk about their new children’s book “I...
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books
As I Lay Dying
Across thousands of pages, Karl Ove Knausgaard’s Morning Star series presents a relentless excess of its characters’ inner lives; at its best, it...
nybooks.com
- 30+ days ago
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interior design
I Would’ve Never Guessed What’s Behind These Gorgeous Bookshelves (It Creates So Much Space!)
As Apartment Therapy’s Associate Home Editor, I see many incredible, clever spaces. I’m always impressed by how people not only create spaces that...
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books
The Most Read Books on Goodreads This Week
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bookriot.com
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books
rekt by Alex Gonzalez: Who Needs Cosmic Horror When the Internet Is Right Here?
Books book review rekt by Alex Gonzalez: Who Needs Cosmic Horror When the Internet Is Right Here?A disturbing examination of toxic masculinity and...
reactormag.com
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Mysterious ancient amulet turns out to be oldest trace of Christianity north of Alps
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books
Books on Finger Knitting, Hand Sewing, and Power Tool–Free Woodworking
No equipment? No problem! New books teach crafters to knit without needles, sew clothing without a machine, and woodwork without power tools. Get...
publishersweekly.com
- 30+ days ago
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books
U.S. presidents and their favorite books
In 1771, George Washington wrote, “I conceive a knowledge of books is the basis upon which other knowledge is to be built.” He was the first...
classiccitynews.com
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books
Book Club Books at the Biggest Public Libraries
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bookriot.com
- 30+ days ago
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books
Yashasvi Jaiswal makes history, becomes only player in the world to…
Yashasvi Jaiswal, representing Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2025, etched his name into the record books on Thursday (April 24) by achieving a remarkable...
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books
Happily ever after? The risks and allure of dark romance
On this edition of Entre Nous, we take a deep dive into reading. On France’s National Reading Day, Solange Mougin looks at children’s...
france24.com
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books
Project 2025 - Day 100
Before dawn on April 16, an email blinked on the screens of every NPR station: federal lifeline slated to be terminated. Station managers gappled...
dailykos.com
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books
Charlie Porter’s Debut Novel Is a Poignant Story About Love, Loss and HIV
Though Nova Scotia House is his debut novel, British fashion journalist Charlie Porter has been writing fiction on the downlow since 2008. Porter is...
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books
Around the Web: Sprayed Edges, Ted Chiang, Lethem on PKD, Latham on LDV, Octavia E. Butler
» NY time s, 27 Dec 2024: The Hottest Trend in Publishing: Books You Can Judge by Their Cover, subtitled “Elaborately designed books with patterned...
locusmag.com
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books
Writing In The Stupid Age
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stingingfly.org
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books
Vandalism of Muslim Prayer Room at N.Y.U. Is Investigated as Hate Crime
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Publishers Ask Congress to Defend Libraries as Federal Library Grant Funding Ends
Four of the Big Five publishers—Hachette Book Group, Macmillan Publishers, Penguin Random House, and Simon & Schuster—and Sourcebooks sent a letter...
publishersweekly.com
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books
William F. Buckley, Jr., and the Invention of American Conservatism
A new biography traces the ascent of a man who made the postwar right at once urbane, combative, and camera-ready. The January 31, 1983, issue of The...
newyorker.com
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