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A Guide to Authentic Living: Spotlight on Candace Cameron Bure
Bure’s new guided journal, Authentic Living: Jesus Every Day, embodies the spirit of her lifestyle brand, a line of faith-based products designed to help women live more meaningful and joyful lives. (Sponsored)
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Writing the Book on the Big Book: Spotlight on William H. Schaberg
A new history about the writing and publication of the Big Book shines a light on the work of Bill W. and the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous. (Sponsored)
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Miami Book Fair 2019: The Truth Will Set You Free
Bestselling author Stephen Chbosky’s latest novel is a literary horror story that celebrates love, devotion, goodness, and the importance of truth.
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Miami Book Fair 2019: John Waters Has Never Been Wrong
The author, filmmaker, and provocateur’s latest book looks back on his long career and offers some hard earned advice for misfits and weirdos.
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Susan Cooper's Double Feature
We spoke with the Newbery Medalist about her two picture books publishing this fall: 'The Word Pirates,' illustrated by Steven Kellogg, and 'The Shortest Day,' illustrated by Carson Ellis.
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Cooking for Longevity: Spotlight on Dan Buettner
In his latest book, The Blue Zones Kitchen, Buettner offers 100 recipes to help readers live to be centenarians. (Sponsored)
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History in the Making: Spotlight on Robert Arthur Neff
A pair of historical novels maps a journey of discovery about World War II and its effects on noncombatants’ lives. (Sponsored)
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Therese Anne Fowler Is Looking Forward
The author shifts her attention from past to present in her new novel, 'A Good Neighborhood.'
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Even Superheroes Get the Blues
In his new graphic novel 'Heroes in Crisis', Eisner Award-winning comics writer Tom King examines the impact of PTSD on the emotional lives of battle-weary superheroes.
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Animals Are Messengers In Richard Louv's Latest
Louv’s new book, 'Our Wild Callings,' is about our relationship to the wildlife around us.
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Martin Cruz Smith's Latest Book Heads Back to the U.S.S.R.
In Cruz Smith’s ninth Arkady Renko novel, 'The Siberian Dilemma,' the investigator travels into the frozen depths of Siberia.
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Dexter Palmer Disproves a Lie
Palmer’s third novel, 'Mary Toft; or, the Rabbit Queen,' tells the real-life story of a woman in 1726 who claimed to give birth to dead rabbits.
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Lynda Barry Explores the Language of Art
The cartoonist and educator uses comics to help readers unleash creativity in 'Making Comics.'
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Dreams Are for Real: Spotlight on Aaron Dworkin
Lessons from 13 artists who made their mark on the world. (Sponsored)
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A Message of Faith: Spotlight on Col. Carlyle “Smitty” Harris (Ret.)
A husband and wife share their story of love, courage, honor, and commitment to family and country. (Sponsored)
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Nicholas Meyer Puts Sherlock Holmes on the Couch
The author returns with 'The Adventure of the Peculiar Protocols,' his first Holmes novel in 26 years.
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Perfection vs. Progress: Reading the Bible with Asheritah Ciuciu
Ciuciu’s 31-day devotional encourages daily growth and fellowship with others, crumbs and all. (Sponsored)
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Nathalia Holt Animates a Lost History in Her New Book
In 'The Queens of Animation,' Holt explores the untold stories of the women who worked at Walt Disney Studios in the 1930s and ’40s.
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Breaking the Workbook Mold: Spotlight on TinkerActive
Active kids are happy kids. And Odd Dot, a new imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, is keeping kids engaged and learning through play with its line of TinkerActive Workbooks.
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Sharon Olds Spins Songs for the Human Family
The poet's 15th collection, 'Arias,' offers poems about human individuality and how we engage with the world.