Books
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Flashback Friday: Learning compassion with “Black Beauty”
Written in the twilight of Anna Sewell’s life, Black Beauty is a children’s classic with the capacity to teach audiences…
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Top Ten Grammar Pet Peeves: National Grammar Day
With National Grammar Day passing on March 4, 2015, people are once again reminded of the nuances of the English…
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Book Review: ‘The Duff’
To all the girls who have ever thought that they weren’t good enough for a guy, or that no guy…
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Book Review: 'The Duff'
To all the girls who have ever thought that they weren’t good enough for a guy, or that no guy…
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Harvard Book Store: An Independent and Innovative Community Hub
The Harvard Book Store sits on the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Plympton Street, only a minute’s walk from the…
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The Top Ten Dr. Seuss Books
Whether you fell in love with his fun rhymes or colorful illustrations, Dr. Seuss has made an impression on children…
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End to Censorship: Freedom Of Speech! Freedom To Read!
The censorship of books in schools has long been a topic of controversy. Which books should be permitted for reading…
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Junot Diaz: Taking the 21st Century By Storm
'The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao,' written by Junot Diaz was recently voted the Best Novel of the 21st…
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Seeing Nick Hornby in the Snow
That's the power of Nick Hornby; his humor and presence have the uncanny ability to immediately change someone’s mood for…
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BookExpo America 2015 Still Lacking Diversity
With line-ups at BookExpo America 2015 being released, did last year's We Need Diverse Books campaign really impacted the conference's…
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