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Why was Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret banned?

On the heels of the release of the movie Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, fans wonder why the original 1970 book by Judy Blume was banned

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These 3 Education Stocks Are Poised for Big Gains in Q2 2023

The education sector is expected to maintain a healthy upturn this year due to the continued adoption of new technologies. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise for investors to buy fundamentally strong education stocks Adtalem Global Education (ATGE), Perdoceo Education (PRDO), and Lincoln Educational Services (LINC), which look poised…

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Must the idea of a city die? | Historian Peter Frankopan discusses climate change and his new book ‘The Earth Transformed’

British historian Peter Frankopan on his new book, the role of climate in the history of civilisation, and why city living is a strain on resources

The Hindu

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This woman might be living a real-life Hallmark movie and we’re too invested to look away

Thankfully, we have Twitter to take us on this journey with her.

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Michelle Obama on meaningful friendship, parenting, and more in 'The Light Podcast'

Former First Lady of the United States of America Michelle Obama turned an author in 2018. In November 2022, she published her second book 'The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times' in which she writes about her practices and beliefs that she follows to overcome her fears and doubts.…

The Times of India

Amy Winehouse’s journal entries to be published in new book

Family-approved book will also feature handwritten lyrics and personal photos and will be published two weeks before the singer would have turned 40

The Guardian - UK

How to get involved in the fight against book bans

Across the nation, a movement to ban more books from schools and libraries has ignited a fight against censorship. Now, organisations are encouraging others to take action. Ariana Baio reports

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These authors’ books are some of the most challenged in the US. They’re speaking out

Maia Kobabe, Ibram X Kendi, and Susan Kuklin speak to Clémence Michallon

The Independent UK

Why Kurt Vonnegut's advice to college graduates still matters today

Kurt Vonnegut didn’t deliver the famous “Wear Sunscreen” graduation speech published in the Chicago Tribune that was often mistakenly attributed to the celebrated author. But he could have.

The Conversation

OPINION - It isn’t that I wanted kids, it’s that I didn’t want to miss out on them

It has been impossible to pick up a newspaper recently without being faced with the photograph of a smiling white woman in her thirties or forties telling us how happy she is to have decided not to have children. The articles had titles such as “Women without children aren’t selfish…

Evening Standard

Balance thoughts with a journal

Gunjan Adya an expressive art therapist explains about the practise of journalling

The Hindu

Aragam village in Bandipore to become India's largest book village, promote Kashmiri literature, culture

‘Sarhad’ a Pune-based non-government organisation is all set to convert Aragam village of North Kashmir’s Bandipora district into India's largest book village in collaboration with the Jammu and Kashmir government.

The Times of India

Jewellery that belonged to Wallis Simpson sells for £42,000 at auction

The emerald and diamond ring and bracelet had been expected to fetch between £25,000 and £35,000.

The Independent UK

Stella Prize 2023: Sarah Holland-Batt wins $60,000 for her poetry collection, The Jaguar

Sarah Holland-Batt has won the Stella Prize, for her "lyrical and wise" collection The Jaguar — the second year a poet has won this major award for women and non-binary writers.

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August Blue by Deborah Levy review – how to construct a self

A concert pianist is shadowed across Europe by her doppelganger in this virtuosic novel of identity and breakdown

The Guardian - UK

The Seaside by Madeleine Bunting review – postcards from the edge

A deeply reported account of what England’s seaside towns reveal about the state of the nation

The Conversation

Ruth Weiss, journalist who fought apartheid, finally honoured in South Africa

A prophet has no honour in their homeland, goes the biblical adage. But of the many places that journalist, author and activist Ruth Weiss has lived – Germany (where she was born), South Africa, Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), Britain, Zambia and Denmark – which is her home? On 28 April,…

Bristol Post

Gogglebox: 'Nutty' and 'adored' Giles and Mary tease a big change

"I have been exiled these past three decades"

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‘Are You There, God?’ movie captures all the sweetness of Judy Blume’s enduring novel

A 11-year-old girl’s coming-of-age is handled with grace and tenderness in near-perfect adaptation

ABC News

Rare Winnie-the-Pooh first edition to be auctioned at University of Queensland Alumni Book Fair

Prince Harry reportedly gifted his nephew Prince Louis a similar first edition copy of Winne-the-Pooh as a christening present.

The Independent UK

Book by runner who secretly wrote on bus to work going on sale

Chris Carse Wilson wrote as he was travelling on the bus to work at the V&A Dundee museum.

Newsroom.co.nz

Book of the Week: Ardern's kindness regime in fiction

"The Pākehā was Mr Nasty and the Māori Mr Nice": a lockdown novel that tests the rules

The Guardian - UK

Barry Humphries’ bargain book buys

Brief letters: Bibliophilia | Tories’ declaration of independence | Prepayment meters | School report language | A file on ‘Prince, Charles’

Evening Standard

Women’s Prize for Fiction 2023: the novelists and their books in the running

From stories about the US opioid crisis, to novels set in 16th century Italy, this year’s Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist has something for everyone

Wallpaper

‘She was my first’: Matthieu Blazy pays tribute to Kate Moss with new Bottega Veneta fanzine

Bottega Veneta creative director Matthieu Blazy looks back to his teenage adoration of Kate Moss with a new book of photographs and collages of the British supermodel

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