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Nobel Prize-Winning Author Doris Lessing Spied by M15 for Two Decades
Newly publicized top secret files reveal that Nobel Prize-winning author, Doris Lessing, was trailed by the MI5. Assisted by the Met police special branch, the group kept an eye on her, watched her every move as well as that of her friends and colleagues.
Serenity in Paper: Top 5 Titles for Encouragement, Inspiration & Self-Help
Life almost always isn't as serene as one would like it to be. For some whose idea of meditation is immersing themselves in a book and those who want to get into a new source of tranquil musings, here are five titles to aid you.
'How We'll Live on Mars' Preview & Purchase: Stephen Petranek Says Potential is 'Enormous'
While humankind living in planet Mars is no more than a science fiction book for some, award-winning science journalist, Stephen Petranek, thinks that in 20 years, it will all be real. In his new book, "How We'll Live on Mars," Petranek elaborated this possibility.
New York Times Bestseller Lists Change Put YA Books on Spotlight! Get the Details Here
In the name of wider discoverability of books, New York Times is separating middle-grade books from young adult ones starting tomorrow, August 21. Thanks to this change, paperbacks should belong to an entirely different list, so do the hardcover ones.
McDonald's Offering Books Instead of Toys for Happy Meals! Here's Why Australian Parents aren't Pleased
The fast-food giant, McDonald's, has a new promotion that allows youngsters to get books instead of toys along with a Happy Meal. However, this new gimmick has incensed an Australian health advocacy group, claiming how unhealthy it will be for children to engage in reading using such crusade.
'Don Quixote' Modern Version Slammed by Academics, Preferred by Readers
A modern rewrite of Miguel de Cervantes' classic novel "Don Quixote" is a big hit in Spain right now, but some academics think Andres Trapiello's edition of the celebrated time is "crime against literature."
Venice Mayor Bans LGBT Childrens Book; Elton John Joins Dissent Over Decision
Venice conservative mayor Luigi Brugnaro banned a couple of children's books that feature lesbian and gay parents from preschool libraries.
Jonathan Swift Classic: 'Gulliver's Travels' Mystery Words Found to Be Hebrew, Says Scientist
"Gulliver's Travels" was published back in 1726. It tells the story of Gulliver who traveled far and wide during his adventures. In one, he finds himself in the island of Lilliput, where he was captured by a race of six-inch tall people who spoke a language he wasn't at all familiar with.
Fresh Off the Shelf: 5 Newly-Published Fiction Titles to Check Out Now
Those who haven't had time to flick through a nice book and have been wanting to catch up with work or school taking most of their time and energy, there are the page-turners from recent memory that will facilitate.
'Game of Thrones' Book 6 'The Winds of Winter' Release Date & Spoilers: More Sequels Underway?
Fans still await for "Winds of Winter," the sixth volume in George RR Martin's bestselling series "A Song of Ice and Fire." And although a release date for the highly-anticipated book is not set yet, Yibada is reporting that there will be more sequels to come.
Cartoon Network Hit 'Amazing World of Gumball' Gets Graphic Novel Treatment
There is another way to follow the adventures of trouble magnets Gumball and Darwin in "The Amazing World of Gumball" and that is through the pages of an upcoming graphic novel.
Hate Reading? Here are 5 Books that Will Change Your Mind
Non-readers have their own reasons they hate to engage in the activity. It may be because books give them terrible headaches or absolute boredom. Although others believe that reading isn't for everyone, these five titles will bring someone who hates reading to open a paperback.
Banned Book List: 5 Titles Providing Bliss to Every Rebel Reader
Even the quiet and timid book lovers have their rebellious sides, especially when authorities try to forbid freedom in literature by banning certain books.
Cheer Up Books: 5 Titles to Put You in a Good Mood
There are times that everything is just wrong and the day is a wreck. There are moments that you're out of sorts or perhaps the day is too dreary. During these stretches, there isn't any more fitting companion than a book, one that reminds you that something out there is worth smiling about and that not everything is a smashup.
Book Filters Drinking Water! Over 99% of Bacteria Killed
Books are known to quench the thirst for knowledge. The new "drinkable book" demonstrates that a book can also quench the thirst for actual water.
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