Lloyd Llama
by Aimee Jodoin
Lloyd Llama lives a lively life rife with laughter, lollipops, cellos, and the color yellow. But when Al Alpaca... Read More
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Read the Whole Rainbow
To create change through books takes more than representing diversity; it takes celebrating peoples’ differences without acknowledging them outright. This might seem counterintuitive, but it’s not.
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Saving Science
Books Based on Crowdfunded Discoveries? I'd Read That
People love to cite Fifty Shades of Grey as a self-published work breaking into the mainstream, but that’s a poor representation of our true potential. What about the next great discovery made in a DIY lab and published so that everyone can read it?
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Indie Kids' Books Bring Home the World
From China to Zimbabwe, from Lebanon to Japan, from Istanbul to Greece, these sixteen children’s books stretch across the globe to expand a child’s imagination. They’ll open young minds up to the diverse possibilities their world has to offer.
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New Soil for American Jewish Fiction
Fig Tree Books launched this year, but it can trace its roots back to George Washington, who prepared the ground from the beginning for a rich Jewish culture to spring from American soil. That literary culture is finding continuity in Alan Cheuse.
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On Reader Reviews
The Fault is in Their Stars, Not Yours
The relationship between the length of your career as a writer is inversely proportional to the extent a negative review will upset you. Here are some tips on how to handle the one-star reviews.
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And the Crowd Goes Ingalls Wilder
One day you're a tiny historical society press in a flyover state, and the next the world is banging at your door, asking for your thoughts on one of the giants of children's literature. This happened to the South Dakota State Historical Society Press.
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The Blameless Victim
This eye-opening and heartrending memoir prepares families for dealing with settlements and caregiving after... Read More
To Read the Whole Rainbow, You Don't Need to Point Out the Different Colors
by Aimee Jodoin
To create change through books takes more than representing diversity; it takes celebrating peoples’ differences... Read More
Reclaiming the Life We Lost Along the Way
This practical self-help primer encourages correct perceptions and self-love. “There are more sleepwalkers in the... Read More
Rio Grande del Norte
by John Senger
Breathtaking photographs of the Rio Grande landscape and wildlife reveal an emotional connection that pushes for... Read More
Juna's Jar
by Aimee Jodoin
When her best friend, Hector, moves away, intrepid young Juna gathers things from nature to put in her jar, just like... Read More
Books Based on Crowdfunded Indie Discoveries Could Save Science
by Anna Call
The maverick amateur researcher could yet save us all. People love to cite Fifty Shades of Grey as the ultimate example... Read More
Sweet Lechery
Heer has a knack for making anything interesting, which might be the best praise a writer can garner. Jeet Heer... Read More