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by Anna Stewart
Many kids today understand multiple meanings of words like Triangle, Bridge, Plow, and Fish-a new language describing yoga, a mind-body practice that lots of kids are now exposed to, even in preschool. Known for such famous students as...
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by Howard Lovy
Beauty. Diversity. Imagination. The winners of Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Editor’s Choice Awards for Fiction, Nonfiction, and Publisher of the Year each emphasize one of these three qualities—and they’re particularly...
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by Barbara Hodge
Score Our Once-a-Year 25% Savings! This year, Foreword’s epic CYBER MONDAY sale begins at 12:01am EST and runs until midnight on December 2nd. All purchases made on our site are 25% off. Secure our biggest discount of the year before...
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by Rachel Jagareski
“It seems that current immigration policy is driven by fear more than reality. For example, immigrants are being rounded up at workplaces such as farms, meat processing plants, and hotels to be sent to other countries. This aspect of...
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by Allyce Amidon
Editor’s note: Allyce Amidon, associate editor at Foreword Reviews, made the following remarks June 26 at the 2014 INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards in San Francisco. Have you ever had your life changed by a book? What am I saying?...
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One hot day, famous Indian leader Sitting Bull was resting with his eyes closed in the shade by the river when a woodpecker warned him, “Lie still!” He discovered a huge grizzly bear standing over him, but obeyed the bird, and the...
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by Matt Sutherland
Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews Gretchen Cherington, Author of The Butcher, the Embezzler, and the Fall Guy / Answering the “where we came from” question is universally appealing, which is why countless people lean on...
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“I’m afraid there’s nothing more we can do for your Emily,” the doctor told them. “She’s in God’s hands now.” These words echo through a quaint farmhouse in rural Québec as twelve-year-old Emily, victim of a winter...
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