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The Books I Read in 2025 – Maggie Whitley Designs
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As I gathered my old journals to compile this reading list, I was reminded of the joy that comes from having a hobby. Reading is a delight to me. I enjoy ...

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The Guy Who Reviews Sports Books: Review of “Everybody Loses”
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Danny Funt’s Everybody Loses is a sharp, deeply reported examination of how America’s sports‑betting boom took hold — and who pays the price. Through ...

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Wendell Berry, US author, farmer and environmentalist, dies aged 92 | Books
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Wendell Berry, the Kentucky-born author and agrarian whose poems, stories, novels and essays celebrated the farming communities of his native state and ...

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18 Children’s Books on Media Literacy and Fake News
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“Teens struggle to distinguish news from opinion and advertising, making intentional news and media literacy instruction a key part of preparing students ...

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Best Books about Japan for Kids
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Exploring Japan through books is a wonderful way to open a child’s eyes to a world of colour, culture, and curiosity. From traditional folktales and ...

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7 Excellent Books to Read This Summer
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Was 2020 a slow reading year for anyone else? The pandemic basically turned my brain into mush. That being said, my love for reading came back with a ...

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Eastern Christian Books: On Maximus the Confessor
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I do apologize for the silence on here the last few weeks. I was busy running my annual iconography camp and that is an exhausting period in late June. As ...

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this much-loved classic illustrates how books can boost our wellbeing
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When Winnie-the-Pooh gets stuck in Rabbit’s doorway after eating too much for elevenses, he is anxious and gloomy at the thought of having to forgo ...

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20 Books of Summer – did I do it?! – CJRTB Books
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I try and take part every year…and this year is no exception…20 Books of Summer is back! This year its being hosted by AnnaBookBel I did ...

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