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Heath Library excited about Bookmobile arrival
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BWF breaks attendance records in new venue
Thursday, 23 October 2025 Books+Publishing @booksandpublishing Brisbane Writers Festival (BWF) recorded more than 16,000 attendees to its…
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Cincinnati woman battles cancer while publishing first children’s book
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Why the story of Noah’s Ark is timelier than ever – The Forward
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Bestselling children’s author celebrates Welsh sports stars in new book
Wonderful Welsh Sporting Heroes by James Stafford (Y Lolfa) Wales might be a small country, but we punch…
The Deep Dive: Fall Book Recommendations and Programs About Reading
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The Immortalists review: Chilling book exposes true cost of tech bros’ immortality dreams
Some rich and powerful tech bros want to recast the US government in the image of Silicon Valley…
Norwood Young America cemetery is in ‘Haunted U.S.A.’ book
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The publication of Blood, Sweat and Asparagus Spears, written by Andrew Turvil, was timed to coincide with the…