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Unless the parents ask, they don't know. back to you. >> sandra: we'll be watching that, one. william, thank you. john. >> john: wait 'til you hear this story. amazing discovery out of a goodwill store. an arizona woman was browsing the book aisle, stumbled across a novel from way back in 1940. "the heart is a lonely hunter." inside a handwritten note tumbled out to the floor. a heart warming message, from a father to his son. rose farmer is now searching for the owner and joins us now. rose, great to talk to you. so, take us back. goodwill in gilbert, arizona, browsing the book section. the w...

What i do and writing this book, there are already people who read this book when they were a teenager. they are writing novels and creating ardent spired by it. that is how we grow and create change. >> were you surprised a challenge to the book or not? but you write it and design the cover? >> i mean, my first book was called boy meets boy. i knew that there would be resistance. it would be easy to hide away, call the book something else, and half people find it secretly. i love the power of a kid walking in a scene that book on the shelf. they know they are represented. >> you are part of a...

Swedish scientist Arne Müntzing used two plant species to make a hybrid that underwent chromosome doubling to produce hempnettle, a member of the mint family.

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by Ashutosh Jogalekar In many ways, the story of my life is the story of books that I have read and loved. Books haven’t just shaped and dictated what I know and think about the world but they have been an emotional anchor, as rock solid as a real ship’s anchor in stormy seas. As the son of two professors with a voracious appetite for reading, it was entirely unsurprising that I acquired a love of reading and knowledge very early on. The Indian city of Pune that I grew up in was sometimes referred to as the “Oxford of the East” for its emphasis on education, museums and libraries, so ...