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Vanderah's The Oceanography of the Moon, Review: Enchanting - Vimarsana News

Vanderah's The Oceanography of the Moon, Review: Enchanting

The Oceanography of the Moon, Glendy Vanderah's enchanting third novel, is about shedding secrets, the power of love and redemption. Read my full review.

These books were most frequently challenged, censored in 2021 - Vimarsana News

These books were most frequently challenged, censored in 2021

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10 most challenged books of 2021 include LGBTQ, race and racism themes - Vimarsana News

10 most challenged books of 2021 include LGBTQ, race and racism themes

Last year saw an unprecedented number of attempts to censor or ban books in public libraries, schools and universities, says the American Library Association. The most targeted books including, “Gender Queer,” and “Lawn Boy,” were by or about Black or LGBTQ persons. Conservative activists and parental rights groups organized book challenges.

Mindy Kaling, Amazon Publishing, and Amazon Studios Announce Mindy's Book Studio and First-Look Deal, a New Home for Dynamic Storytelling - Vimarsana News

Mindy Kaling, Amazon Publishing, and Amazon Studios Announce Mindy's Book Studio and First-Look Deal, a New Home for Dynamic Storytelling

Best-selling author, actor, screenwriter, and producer Mindy Kaling teams up with Amazon Publishing and Amazon Studios to launch a book studio that centers on diverse voices and imagines stories from... | February 16, 2022

'People of the Book': The Jewish graphic novel on exhibit at Saint Vincent College - Vimarsana News

'People of the Book': The Jewish graphic novel on exhibit at Saint Vincent College

When Ben Schachter and Andrew Julo conceived of the exhibit two years ago, neither of the academics considered their efforts particularly prescient. Yet, as recent weeks have demonstrated, the time for Jewish graphic novels is now