Discover four thrilling crime and suspense novels perfect for summer reading, guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Explore Rachel Cusk's "Parade" through a new thought-provoking lens of gender politics and artistic identity. Read our review now.
Historian Jiri Kluc paid tribute to WWII veterans and discussed a book on Major Ervin Hoida's compelling life at a museum event on June 27. Kluc, alongside two WWII veterans, shared their experiences to ensure the preservation of their stories for future generations. Explore his acclaimed book, which delves into Hoida's remarkable journey and Kluc's broader commitment to preserving WWII history.
Here are five insightful reads after the Presidential Debate 2024, offering a deeper understanding and analysis of key issues and candidates.
Kate Forsyth's new book "Psykhe" is a masterful retelling of a Greek myth infused with captivating themes and storytelling brilliance. Read our review now.
Discover the eerie depths of "Starve Acre," a gripping horror film adaptation starring Matt Smith, renowned for his role in "House of the Dragon." With a perfect 100% rating from early reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, the movie premiered to acclaim at the October 2023 London Film Festival.
Arundhati Roy won the PEN Pinter Prize amidst legal challenges over her remarks on Kashmir, emphasizing her global impact as a writer dedicated to social justice. Over 200 activists and PEN America demand the withdrawal of charges. Despite these challenges, Roy's accolade underscores the ongoing struggle for free speech in India and worldwide, highlighting the power of literature in addressing contemporary issues.
Megyn Kelly criticizes Hillary Clinton's heavily retouched appearance on the cover of her new book "Something Lost, Something Gained," questioning the authenticity of the image. Kelly's sharp critique extends to Clinton's debate advice and dismissive remarks towards undecided voters, sparking controversy and debate on political leadership and image portrayal.
Discover Goodreads' top book club picks for June, featuring captivating reads sure to spark lively discussions.
Emily Nussbaum's "Cue the Sun!: The Invention of Reality TV" offers insights into the evolution and impact of modern media. Read our review now.
A rare uncorrected book proof of J.K. Rowling's 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" is set to go under the hammer at Heritage Auctions in Dallas during the Historical Platinum Signature sale. This early edition, one of only 200 copies printed, features a notable misspelling "J. A Rowling" on its title page. Bidding, both in-person and online via Heritage Live, begins on July 25, offering collectors multiple avenues to vie for these coveted literary treasures."
Jennifer Lopez's Nuyorican Productions teams up with Netflix to adapt Emily Henry's book "Happy Place" into a series. Lopez, at 54, confirmed the collaboration via Instagram, expressing excitement with a "Can't wait!" sticker. As Nuyorican expands its Netflix portfolio under a multi-year deal, Lopez continues to champion diverse storytelling, while Henry anticipates involvement in adapting her work beyond traditional YA expectations.
Howard Blum's book on the murder of four University of Idaho students in 2022 was criticized by the family of victim Kaylee Goncalves as fictional and exploitative. Blum's book alleges that Madison Mogen was the sole target, contrasting with the family's denial and condemnation of the book's reliance on questionable sources. Discover more about the ongoing legal developments and the emotional impact on the victims' families amidst the book's release, which has intensified scrutiny of this tragic case.
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Discover "Hot Dog" by Doug Salati, a captivating and delightful picture book for kids. Read our review now.
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