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Louisiana librarians provided book recommendations to help increase readers Black history knowledge during Black History Month.

Louisiana librarians provided book recommendations to help increase readers Black history knowledge during Black History Month.

Louisiana librarians provided book recommendations to help increase readers Black history knowledge during Black History Month.

Louisiana librarians provided book recommendations to help increase readers Black history knowledge during Black History Month.

Jonathan Platt reviews a picture book about slavery called Henry’s Freedom Box.

Sogolon, the antagonist of Black Leopard, Red Wolf, tells her side of the story in Booker Prize winner James’s brilliant second Dark Star fantasy, which chronicles Sogolon’s life from childho

The following books are suitable for summer reading: The Ten Commandments by Sophie Piper. Paraclete Press (Brewster, Massachusetts, 2015). 48 pp., $14.95 This interactive and creative book cube will entertain and inform toddlers and older children. Little readers will learn the Ten Commandments by manipulating the sturdy folds and looking at the bright illustrations. Older children will be engaged by the hands-on experience and can even use the open-and-find folds of the cube as a way to q

Many nurses are exhausted and stressed and they struggle to deal with the Delta variant surge 19 months after the pandemic began

Gil Adamson: On Writing the Genre-Bender Award-winning author Gil Adamson shares how her novel took a thirteen-year, genre-bending journey to publication. Author: Gil Adamson is the critically acclaimed author of Ridgerunner, which won the Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize, was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize, and was named a best book of the year by the Globe and Mail and the CBC. Her first novel, The Outlander, won the Dashiell Hammett Prize for Literary Excellence in Crime Writing...

the failure of the postal service would be devastating to our economy. i see that you are nodding in agreement. it would pose a threat to the jobs of millions of americans. today youve heard the postmaster general describes a crisis. he says the postal service is on the brink of default. a year from now we will not be able to meet its payroll and carry out its operations yet this morning or this afternoon you come to us and tell us that the administration does not yet have a plan. youv...