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Over the course of three instalments, Q&Q presents the young readers titles we’re most excited about this spring. This week’s instalment features picture books. Middle grade and graphic novels will be featured next week, with young adult and nonfiction to be featured on Feb. 14. Q&Q’s spring preview covers books published between Jan. 1 and

By KATRINA BRANDON THE years of lockdown created a lot of uncertainty, especially for new businesses. Traralgon’s Laser Clinic Australia […]

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In October, a fresh social-emotional learning book landed on bookshelves, joining the ranks of modern classics such as Danielle Daniel’s Sometimes I Feel Like a Fox and The Boy with Big, Big Feelings by Britney Winn Lee and Jacob Souva. All the Faces of Me, written by Laura Alary

For the third year in a row, the Q&Q team reached out to our reviewers, booksellers, and librarians across the country to find out which titles from 2023 they're still thinking about as the year draws to a close. This week, highlights from the year’s books for kids, from picture books to YA novels. When

Danielle Daniel opens Effie and the Fox, a storefront located in downtown Little Current on Manitoulin Island.

Happy National Native American Heritage Month. Observed by the United States all November long since 1990, this marks the perfect occasion to add more Native voices to your “to read”

The city of Eureka voted unanimously to decriminalize the use of psychoactive plants in a council meeting Tuesday night. The ordinance directs the police to deprioritize busting people 21 years and older for the personal use, cultivation or possession of entheogenic plants like psilocybe mushrooms, peyote and other hallucinogens. It also asks the District Attorney to "consider the spirit and intent of this resolution" during the criminal justice processes.

A group advocating for the decriminalization of certain psychedelic plants and fungi has prompted the Eureka City Council to decide on a resolution at the next meeting.

The Black Storytellers Alliance co-founder lent a moral, entertaining voice to cultural tales.