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Gabriel Bump’s Don’t Stop Snowing Finds a Way Through Heartbreak in Community
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Anne Pauly’s *Before I Forget* Finds Memory and Humor in Grief
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Why Academic Libraries Are Making Critical AI Literacy Part of Research
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Karen Foxlee’s The Wondrous Tale of Lavender Wolfe Brings Magic to a Pirate Ship
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Crime Fiction, Author Talks and Bookshop Finds in Warwick and Cambridge
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Mouse Finds Tenderness in the Tangles of Grief and Mother-Daughter Love
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Annie and the Old One: A Gentle Story of Grief, Family, and Weaving
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Two Interactive Middle Grade Books Pair Mysteries with Mythical Creatures
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LMU Faculty Pub Night Examines Counterhegemonic Leadership in Ethnic Studies
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“Heart of Hearts” Exhibition Connects Literature, Art and the Many Meanings of the Heart
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Rereading The Catcher in the Rye Through the Question of Who Gets to Be a Child
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Brenda Iijima’s “Shelter is Necessary for Existence” and the Cost of Looking Away
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Irene Solà’s <em>Dams</em> Finds the Limits of Writing About Home
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What 99p Ebooks Buy Readers—and What Publishers Get in Return
A three-month Kindle haul shows how 99p ebooks tempt readers, reward some authors and leave questions about series pricing and sales.
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Siân Hughes’s *No Such Thing As Monday* Traces a Sister’s Long Road Through Guilt and Memory
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Ber Anena on Memoir, Migration and Holding on to Her Name