Holy Week may be over, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop improving your life. Memoirs have a way of leading us down a path of gratitude. As we gain knowledge about someone else’s struggles, we tend to take note of our journeys and be thankful. This week, IRead More →
The first Jenna Book Festival will take place next month in Nashville, Tennessee. TODAY shared the news with its audience with promises of an unforgettable weekend with the event’s host, Jenna Bush Hager. “Don’t miss this exclusive literary event, where you’ll connect with fellow book lovers, meet Read with JennaRead More →
Confusion is the part of life that many want to ignore. Religious zealots desire to “cast it out.” Some humans who choose secular living embrace chaos in an attempt to prove the unknown is nothing to fear. In Fog and Smoke, Katie Peterson uses nature and the restrictions implemented duringRead More →
Neil Gaiman is suing his former caregiver, Caroline Wallner, for breach of contract. The Coraline author filed a demand for arbitration, which calls for compensation of $500,000 from Wallner for her alleged violation of an NDA that prohibits her from sharing the details of their relationship with the media. WallnerRead More →
We begin with Lauren Olamina who no longer believes in the God of her father. Of course, her father doesn’t know this. How would it look if the pastor’s daughter didn’t believe in what he preached? Lauren is not an atheist, though. She believes God is Change. And so startsRead More →
Another week brings another opportunity to finish a book or two. This week’s book recommendations focus on poetry, evangelism, and politics. One author seeks to put the Great Commission of Jesus Christ into action. Another presents a fictitious perspective of Capitol Hill that some would say isn’t so false afterRead More →
The majority of book challenges came from organized groups, and not parents, according to the State of America’s Libraries report published by the American Library Association (ALA). Approximately 72 percent of book challenges in 2024 came from special interest groups, government entities, elected officials, administrators, and board members. About 16Read More →
Sarah Wynn-Williams is celebrated among readers and the United States Senate. Flatiron Books took to Instagram on Wednesday (Apr. 9) to shed light on the Careless People author’s bravery in testifying before the Senate about allegations against Meta. “MacMillan Publishers and Flatiron Books salute Sarah Wynn-Williams, the author of CarelessRead More →
Cesario Estrada Chavez (Cesar Chavez) was born on March 31, 1927, in Yuma, Arizona. He began working in agriculture as a child and remained a key person in the fight for farm workers’ rights until his death on April 23, 1993. During his lifetime, Cesar Chavez worked alongside Dolores HuertaRead More →
Novel Crate Ebook Box, the world’s first ebook box subscription, is closing up shop. The business released a statement on Monday (Apr. 7) via Instagram and Threads in which the company’s owner, Elsie, explained the situation. “Now that I’ve had a good cry about it, it’s time to tell y’all,”Read More →