There were no books in my village, no books in my house.
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In other branches, immigrants have requested books in their native languages (the library orders books in 22 languages).
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Yet an atavistic craving for adventure remains, and it is this need that Wells's books in general and the Raksura books in particular satisfy.
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Three books in three weeks, and now we're pretty exhausted.
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I've dictated two books in the car in Los Angeles.
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He spends afternoons drinking wine and reading books in cafes.
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A restless autodidact, he collected diverse books in several languages.
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In February, she was spotted buying children's books in London.
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LONDON, March 251.41 (IFR) - * Books in excess of £245.59m excl.
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LONDON, March 13 (IFR) - * Books in excess of £350m excl.
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"Crippled America" ranks 347th among books in sales at Amazon.
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I bloody loved Judy Blume books in my early teens.
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We lay on our stomachs reading books in your bed.
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I pretty much stopped buying photo books in the 90s.
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I think she's got a lot of books in there.
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The best books in this genre marry wistfulness with humor.
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You can read Kate's books in any order you like.
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Calculus books in one pile, Calvin and Hobbes in another.
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That's who buys and reads our books in mass numbers.
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He opened Brazenhead Books in Brooklyn in the late 1970s.
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Karen Hayes and I opened Parnassus Books in November 2011.
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Isn't that why we read books in the first place?
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For every three books in that pile, one gets read.
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She also wrote several other books in the 1970s and 1980s.
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They had us reading high school-level books in fourth grade.
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The investigation focuses on Amazon's e-books in English and German.
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A boy looks longingly at 'Harry Potter' books in Paris, France.
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As to whether fans will see the books in real life?
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Halloween 2019 was one for the books in Kylie Jenner's household!
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The bride, 30, is an editor at Penguin Books in Manhattan.
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To be published in Britain by Profile Books in October; £16.99.
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A friend recommended I start by reading children's books in French.
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To be published in America by Pegasus Books in June; $220.
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Many of the books in this round-up depict uprooted lives.
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To be published in America by Basic Books in September; $27.
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To be published in America by Basic Books in September; $32.
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The focus is on Amazon's e-books in English and German.
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Ditko declined interviews, content to work on his books in private.
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Pretty Mess will be published by Gallery Books in January 2018.
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You can download whole books, in PDF format, about the foreign
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There are some eye-popping books in Kickstarter's Exquisite Objects initiative.
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To be published in Britain by Atlantic Books in March; £18.99.
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I've gotten two Uber drivers to purchase books in the car.
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The books in the bedroom I can really be myself around.
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Reception to her books in town has been mixed, locals say.
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Recipe books in the kitchen improved the food on the table.
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Despite the relentless news cycle, readers have bought books in droves.
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"A house has to have books in it," she said recently.
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His life has been chronicled in manga comic books in Japan.
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I wrote four books in four years and sold them all.
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So were stories he heard at Square Books in Oxford, Miss.
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These are the 10 most checked-out books in its history.
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My grandmother had a lot of books in her house, too.
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English children's books, in particular, are full of tantalizing food descriptions.
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Unfortunately I cannot find books in which he sees himself reflected.
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If we let people chop books in half, then what's next?
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So cut your books in half, in thirds, in eighths, even!
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"Russians and Americans read my books in different ways," he said.
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Scholastic editorial director David Levithan edited many books in the series.
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And that's when I stumbled on Rhoda's books in his collection.
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Owned by national chain Waterstones, three stores in the south east of the U.K. feature much quainter names and shop fronts: Harpenden Books in Hertfordshire, Southwold Books in Suffolk and The Rye Bookshop in East Sussex.
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A. While you generally need a Kindle device or Kindle reading app to borrow e-books in the Kindle format, many public libraries offer e-books in other formats that work on a wide variety of devices.
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Amazon is now the largest publisher of books in the United States.
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When Dessen started publishing books in 1996, the world looked slightly different.
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Unfortunately, some of the most interesting books in the exhibition are inaccessible.
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"Probably down the line [there are] many books in her," Winter said.
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They released their books in the same month to drive book sales.
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Ask Agnes Nambowa, who has sold books in Kampala for 20 years.
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Apple has been selling audio books in the iTunes Store for years.
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Spoilers ahead for the first two books in the Sacred Throne trilogy.
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They were filthy and raucous and there were no books in sight.
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Elena often rummages through the books in the stalls on Via Port'Alba.
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The bestselling novelist likes to pack her books in cheek-by-jowl.
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There are books in the works about Uber, Facebook, Instagram and Tesla.
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America faces a big challenge balancing its books in the long term.
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Socrates Intelligence is the Netflix-style mailing business for books in China.
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How long do you see yourself releasing MMO books in this format?
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Just check th at your professors allow the e-books in class.
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They are also obliged to seal all "18+ books" in plastic wrap.
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For example, I arrange my cutlery and books in a specific order.
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You put the books in a bag and feel their promising weight.
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There's no money in putting books in boxes on a small scale.
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The also founded a publishing house together, X Artists' Books, in 2017.
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And as you said, people still like browsing for books in stores.
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And there are already 6,676 shit sightings on the books in 2019.
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The plants sat on rolling shelves, like books in a library basement.
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"I think I've only read one or two books in my life."
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But then so were the previous books in the "My Struggle" series.
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A variation of this law is already on the books in California.
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LH: Is it true you write all of your books in longhand?
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Libraries offer free display space for books in over 16,000 locations nationwide.
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Cassava plans to publish nine books in the United States in 2018.
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Examples are number of siblings or number of books in your locker.
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I can have hundreds of books in the palm of my hand.
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I still want us to publish the best books in every area.
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She wrote like a house afire, producing 56 books in seven years.
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Maruf said he supported himself by working off the books in construction.
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OTMT began a due diligence process checking CI Capital's books in January.
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What books in your opinion best explain the current moment in America?
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Were any of those books in your mind when you were writing?
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To find the most books in one spot, go to the McMullen.
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I also buy books in bookstores, because bookstores and books have made a huge impact in my life, not only the ideas in books, but the process of discovery in touching and skimming real books in a store.
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Loan books in Brazil rose 11.3 percent in 2014 from the previous year.
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PEOPLE: Do you see yourself writing any more children's books in the future?
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She has some books in French, but only one or two in English.
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There is no law on the books in Russia that bans sexual harassment.
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Her debut novel, Relief Map, was published by Tin House Books in 2016.
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Well, the Gospel is one of the most revolutionary books in the world.
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Roth produced over 20183 books in a career that spanned nearly seven decades.
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OK sure, we all have grand plans: read 50 books in a year!
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If I'm traveling, I'll look for a bookstore that has books in English.
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This means that poll books in Philadelphia listed ineligible felons as eligible voters.
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My name is in gold-embossed game books in some nice country houses.
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There were also bans and boycotts of Mr. Hamilton's books in some places.
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Third Place Books in Seattle will soon open a new store, its third.
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Surprisingly, Mr. Grabenstein and his wife have few books in their own home.
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I have hundreds and hundreds of religious and philosophy books in my house.
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I began making books in Art Academy in 1999, which I still have.
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Did any books in particular influence you or your path to building Accion?
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The amount of time devoted to Books in the keynote was not encouraging.
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Do you guys find yourselves reading a lot of music books in general?
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I put the books in a pile next to me on the couch.
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The books in French get their own section, as do the graphic novels.
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That's two non-scary serial killer type books in a row, go me!
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We asked for help from the people at Powell's Books in Portland, Ore.
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I can put my books in there and a few shirts in them.
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About half the sports books in town won't take a bet from me.
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"We had visions of the kids reading books in there," Ms. Farah said.
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Some of the books in highest demand deal with fighting addiction and depression.
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Then I read three books in each child's room, followed by a cuddle.
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These 25 books, in addition to the ones below, were recommended multiple times.
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I devoured it, and then read all her other books in two years.
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They made the later books in the "Twilight" series look like Nancy Drew.
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I can see him tearing out pages and tossing books in the fire.
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Vixen (Mari McCabe) Vixen was introduced to the DC comic books in 1981.
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This year it is adding an additional category: best children's books in Spanish.
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The actual number of books in the first printing was three hundred thousand.
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"I Love Dick" is one of the most "selfie" books in contemporary fiction.
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"I hadn't written those books in a good eight years," she told Biello.
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My daughter and I don't read her books in quite the same way.
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A former kindergarten teacher, Röhrig has published eight books in Hungarian, mostly poetry.
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Emily Powell, the owner and chief executive of Powell's Books in Portland, Ore.
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Emily Powell, the owner and chief executive of Powell's Books in Portland, Ore.
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Still, the lists of approved and banned books in Texas prison have surprises.
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There are books in all the bookstores explaining what this ideology is about.
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The recreation of "The Parthenon of Books" in Kassel runs a similar risk.
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What a joy it is to see those books in the physical world!
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Several schools have banned the books in the past, and as CBS News notes, Harry Potter books topped the American Library Association's list of Top Ten Most Challenged Books in 22019 and 2002, and were present on the 2003 list.
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The names of all the books in that chunk, their sales ranks, their categories.
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On a personal note, my mom read some of Williamson's books in the '90s.
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Up until a few years ago, most books in the public domain were lacking.
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Lots and lots of loops and references to other books in the King universe.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The books in the planned initial public offering of Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.
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You can find books in the library or pick them up at local bookstores.
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Books in prisons are censored on both statewide and federal levels, the report says.
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He published numerous research articles and contributed to books in the investigation of death.
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Amazon RapidsAmazon's collection of children's books in the format of text messages between characters.
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I could have written five books in that time — not that I would have.
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A hundred books in the genre are being published in the country each year.
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"None of the books in this shop is for sale," says a sign inside.
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The disgraced film mogul walked into the police precinct with three books in hand.
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In the meantime, Perry, 33, wants to help put books in more children's hands.
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So far, I've read 15 books in 16 days so…so far so good!
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Star Trek had done something similar with a lot of books in previous years.
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Among the best-selling books in Amazon's Epidemiology category are several anti-vaccine tomes.
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The former White House advisor's life has been depicted in books in the past.
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The books in O'Reilly's "Killing" series have all been New York Times best-sellers.
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Open Book Musicians have written a nearly uncountable number of books in recent years.
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I have three or four such books in a shoe box under my bed.
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Plenty of other books in the Stack, however, are perfectly visible, and perfectly familiar.
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A branch of the Miami bookstore Books & Books in D also stocks children's games.
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" Those women wrote books in which "the presence of their narrators was wholly relational.
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I've purchased most of the books in thrift stores and I just love them.
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She has made two books in the shape of the red-shanked douc langur.
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Paytas has written 11 books in total, experimenting with poetry, novels, and an autobiography.
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Zachary Elwood, a technical writer and an author of poker books in Portland, Ore.
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Warner wrote 19 Boxcar Children books in all, concluding with Benny's Mystery in 1976.
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"That was proved wrong because I have 37 books in print," Ms. Jenkins said.
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Ms. Mo started the fire by lighting books in the living room, officials said.
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Her mother retired as a freelance copy editor for children's books in New York.
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It's a problem because there are thousands of books in my home and office.
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" She wrote several influential books in the 19943s, including "Renaissance Man" and "Everyday Life.
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Today, there are over 133 million Clifford books in print in 16 different languages.
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I read newspapers in the morning and books in the evenings and on airplanes.
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The law is on the books in 22 countries — including Belgium, Finland and Switzerland.
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The first is a pretrained language model, those reference books in our Chinese room.
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I imagine that many people reached for her books in their moment of grief.
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Her father retired as a writer and editor at Time-Life Books in Alexandria.
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But I would think of the books in terms of animation before a play.
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A few smaller states still have primaries on the books in the coming weeks.
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I'm pretty omnivorous — in fact, I don't think of books in terms of genres.
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"The children's books in those days where ghastly," he told Print — tame and unimaginative.
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"Seventy to 80 percent of books in our department are American," Ms. Han said.
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It's not as sprawling as the Strand, in Manhattan, or Moe's Books, in Berkeley.
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I discovered the books in 1997 when I was in my second year of college.
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I've reviewed books in translation for The Paris Review, American Poetry Review, The Brooklyn Rail.
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I will publish books in ebook form and sell them in paperback as an afterthought.
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Fighting game books in particular (and Skyrim, GTA, etc.) have even cracked the top five.
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The American company has been opening up its books in small ways in recent months.
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" Bossie's response on the books: "In 2018, TPC spent a small amount on Trump's Enemies.
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Commuters in London woke up to books in train and Tube stations across the city.
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But there are no shelves of books in his office, no computer on his desk.
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The next three books in the series were published in 1998, 83 and 2000, respectively.
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All the books in the store either received four-star ratings and above on Amazon.
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I know some people read books in the bathtub, but who are those people, really?
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Kindle app and tablet users in India can now read books in several local languages.
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The Obamas aren't the only ones who will be releasing books in the near future.
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It is number six on the Amazon charts of all books in the U.S. too.
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Rania Zaghir, an author and publisher of children's books (in Arabic only) blames poor schooling.
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There were two books in the Crews household, the Bible and the Sears, Roebuck catalog.
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Keith was also an avid reader, reading multiple books in a week, and loved sports.
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There were travel books in the night stand, as well as a small portable heater.
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Verrilli drew an analogy between LinkedIn's publicly available profiles and books in a public library.
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In Chicago, Ravenswood Used Books received a month's worth of books in donations last week.
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My parents were both schoolteachers, so there were a great many books in our house.
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That income came in handy because Thoreau didn't sell very many books in his lifetime.
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Dr. Strahl invited Ms. Goodman to Germany to receive the books in a formal ceremony.
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The previous books in the "My Struggle" series have skipped around in Mr. Knausgaard's life.
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His novel, The Great American Suction, will be published by Tyrant Books in February 2019.
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If Dumbledore was truly gay, then he spent the entire seven books in the closet.
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The doll and the first two books in her series debuted on New Year's Day.
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Her novel, "Literally Show Me a Healthy Person," was published by Tyrant Books in 2017.
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Gabrielle Bell is the author of Everything Is Flammable , forthcoming from Uncivilized Books in April.
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Her novel, "literally show me a healthy person," was published by Tyrant Books in 2017.
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Now he works as a restaurant cook, paid off the books in cash, he said.
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Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre is one of the most adapted books in the English language.
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"Another member of the Liberland team has just published one of Trump's books in Europe."
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Her next book, "Why We Swim," will be published by Algonquin Books in Spring 2020.
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Mr. Ghosn was also charged with improperly transferring personal losses to Nissan's books in 2008.
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There I was, sitting at the returns desk at Classics Books in Midtown Manhattan, 1980.
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The huge sprawl of the books, in the end, seems like a kind of distraction.
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Affinities between books — in voice or tone or a character — often lead to good matches.
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I don't mean just reading your books, but getting them interested in books in general.
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She wrote numerous books in addition to "The Angry American," including eight with her husband.
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Whole books, in fact whole genres of fiction, make their home in this blind spot.
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I have so many books in my house that there is plenty to choose from.
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Her mother was the vice president and director of publicity at Penguin Books in Manhattan.
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I'm looking for books in which the main character is a young boy of color.
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Books in the News There's courtroom drama, and then there's Supreme Court confirmation hearing drama.
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I like to have fiction in the living room, reference books in the writing room.
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The library has released a list of its 10 most checked out books in 2019.
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WILLEMS: I come from writing sketch, and I structure my books in a sketch structure.
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Her next book, "Why We Swim," will be published by Algonquin Books in March 2020.
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She was never more attractive to me than with books in her arms, walking away.
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"I like books in which things happen," Mantel said in her 2015 Paris Review interview.
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He was frustrated by how hard it was to find and acquire books in Arabic.
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Also, Disney Channel only made three movies, and there are 16 books in the series.
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It involves wiping 25 billion from SNCF books in 2020 and another 10 billion in 2022.
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However the organization noted that dozens of mandatory minimum laws remain on the books in Canada.
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It's critical to understand Thought Catalog Books in the context of the website because when ThoughtCatalog.
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In their defense, a vast majority of the books in Amazon Books were written by men.
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Her debut novel Mothers and Other Strangers was published by Prospect Park Books in May 2017.
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It lives everywhere: in our music, in our books, in our speeches and across twitter hashtags.
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The statute closest to Texas' law of parties is on the books in Georgia, NCADP says.
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His real crime was to have published salacious books in Hong Kong about the Chinese leadership.
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They also need to be able to accurately close the books in a very timely manner.
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Looks like Google will be offering audio books in the Play store in the near future.
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Who needs lockers these days now that schools are forgoing books in favor of electronic devices?
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If you're looking for a wide variety of books in various categories, check out this site.
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I figured I could make ice cream in the summer and write books in the winter.
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SLINGSHOT, his first collection of poetry, will be published by Nightboat Books in Fall/Winter 2019.
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English bookseller Samuel Baker changed the world when he held an auction of books in 1744.
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"In Europe we have very good order books in most of the countries," Jenisch told reporters.
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Children's Books In our lesser moments, we'd all like to blame someone else for our mistakes.
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As of 2010, there were about 129,864,880 books in the entire world, according to Google's estimate.
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Donald Judd Writings was co-published by the Judd Foundation and David Zwirner Books in 2016.
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"I wish I was more optimistic," said Suzy Wilson, the owner of Riverbend Books in Brisbane.
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I publish the boxes with my own imprint called Spontaneous Books in an edition of 22011.
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He explained to Washington Independent Review of Books in 19863 why he had turned to writing.
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GARNER No. I deeply admired — and deeply enjoyed — several books in the series, especially Volume Two.
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Whenever I see one of Crists's books in a shop, I buy it and peruse it.
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If you look at most design magazines and books, there are no books in the rooms.
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As part of the acquisition of the brand, the company started publishing the books in-house.
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"The Anxiety of Influence" is among those fortunate books in which thesis is embedded in title.
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I read books in print, and I also read e-books, depending on where I am.
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At the time, most people still bought books in person, but Hunter saw the coming change.
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But Marvel's comic books, in the wake of Ms. Marvel's success, were more diverse than ever.
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The student's task must be to then find other books in which the truth is encountered.
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"I sold over 4,000 banned books in the two years before I was captured," he said.
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Those early experiences aside, my main memory of books in my childhood is one of longing.
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Singapore's law appears to go further than anything on the books in the European Union, however.
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I chose a hard cover Moleskine because I tend to destroy my books in my bag.
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A Book of the Month subscription for bibliophiles who like to hold books in their hands
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"Faust" and "Wilhelm Meister" can be considered wisdom books, in that they teach serious moral lessons.
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A prodigy who can read 17 books in a week, she regards others with unmitigated exasperation.
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Betty and Ian Ballantine established the American division of the paperback house Penguin Books in 28.
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Reading Rainbow, for iPad, Kindle Fire, $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year "Instead of having to lug a whole bag of picture books in a car or on a plane, this is sort of like having that bag of books in an app," Ms. Elgersma said.
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I like books in the genre that could be described as the bee-in-your-bonnet genre, books in which the author has an obsessive thesis, and argues it so brilliantly that you come away completely convinced and elated by the erudition that has powered the argument.
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Wind City Books in Casper, Wyoming, wants customers to take a break from smartphones, laptops and tablets.
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McDonalds has four books in their line-up, three of them Valentine's Day themed (McDouble your suffering).
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Her most recent collection of poetry, Lighting the Shadow, was published by Four Way Books in 2015.
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It was ranked No. 7 on Sports Illustrated's list of the 100 best sports books in 2002.
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Today Bloomsbury announced that sales of books in the Harry Potter series has exceeded 500 million copies.
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My professor wife keeps her books in splendid order but she ignores mine and tolerates the mess.
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As of last year, such laws remained on the books in 26 states, according to the CDC.
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I was just a kid who played with action figures and read comic books in my room.
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Why must it end here, just because the filmmakers have adapted all the books in the trilogy?
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Second, though gassing is on the books in Missouri, the state hasn't used the method since 1965.
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Even though my partner has about 290 books in our shared home library, I buy it anyway.
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Being blind, I couldn't flick through papers and books in mainstream libraries in search of an answer.
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The roughly 100 monks store the two books in a circular treasure-house next to the church.
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Daniela Blei has a Ph.D. in History and is an editor of scholarly books in San Francisco.
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His max extension will actually hit the books in 2019, while Towns's will follow a year later.
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The company will use the material from the books in making the docu-series and the movie.
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She's made it through two books in January, and says the experience has felt luxurious and enjoyable.
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"You learn half in books in comparison to what you can learn in the field," he said.
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Even the books in the meditation room feature writers of color analyzing racism from a mindfulness perspective.
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In October 2015, Apple released enhanced editions of all seven books in J.K. Rowling's best-selling series.
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She put the books in her car and drove them to a school in an underserved community.
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The Chicago Review of Books announced that it would not review any Simon & Schuster books in 2017.
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And unlike the previous seven books in the series, it was not written by Ms. Rowling herself.
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Blackmon said he believes having students read the books in structured classroom settings would be more appropriate.
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There are more great books in the world than there is time to read all of them.
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When I was a child, the grownup books in my house were arranged according to two principles.
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This is especially great for activities like flashlight tag, shadow puppets, and reading books in the dark.
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"This is simply accurate, don't we concentrate better when we read books in the toilet?" he said.
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Do you think there's a benefit to buying your books in a physical store rather than online?
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But, none of those guys were able to put a W on the books in playoff time.
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Stuck between two eibs, I left the books in the back and climbed into the passenger seat.
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There has always been a bookcase of Angela's books in grandma's house, exactly how she left them.
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Guestbook: Ghost Stories, by Leanne Shapton will be published by Riverhead Books in March of this year.
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In the late 80s, he went to art school, then actually began making comic books in France.
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How important was it to you to stay true to the comic books in making the series?
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She founded her first startup, Fusion Books, in 2007 when she was 19-year-old college student.
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"It really does change the history books in Texas," said Reign Clark, a lead archaeologist on site.
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This is a character who isn't in the books—in the novel Jimi Hendrix runs the hotel.
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She began publishing picture books in 19963 and produced her first novel, "The Real Me," in 1974.
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The store now has one of the largest selections of French children's books in the United States.
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Alphabetical order is fine for files in cabinets or books in a library or for naming hurricanes.
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Rationing of care is not only common; it's necessary to balance the books in single-payer systems.
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But they are my marked-up books, in print, and they're highly searchable — by me, at least.
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Children's Books In 24, the Little Engine That Could chugged up a hill to test his metal.
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It's nice that graphic novels and nonfiction are approaching parity with prose books in the review media.
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One charge is for "defrauding an innkeeper," one of the oldest statutes on the books in Virginia.
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A new Pew survey shows that print books remain much more popular than books in digital formats.
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Etta Mae got books in the mail, never putting them on the shelf until they were read.
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Q. Amazon and other e-bookstores have a free section of old books in the public domain.
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In the past several years, revenge porn statutes have been put on the books in many states.
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"A further slowdown in order books in May would mean some downside risks to the outlook," Smith said.
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REUTERS - Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" became one of the most beloved books in U.S. literary history.
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You can read all the books in the world, but no one wrote the book on me yet.
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Here are 11 terrifying lessons we learned from Dr. Seuss books, in honor of the author's 112th birthday.
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But I remember it more as one of the most imposing books in my family's modest Alabama home.
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MORE than half of all workers in Latin America are employed off the books in the informal economy.
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L'Engle wrote three more books in the series — and all of them explore concepts far weirder than tesseracts.
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You can see all the Nook books in your collection by choosing Archive from the same corner menu.
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The best-selling sports books in December 2015, according to the New York Times best-seller list: 1.
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Clues are whispered between guests, or hidden in hotel room drawers, or slipped into books in the library.
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Whenever she stops by an airport bookstore, she counts the books in the science fiction and fantasy sections.
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Many writers, even Kipling, have failed, in books in which the animal becomes the mouthpiece for the moral.
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The best-selling sports books in January 2015, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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I had friends who took on the 100 books challenge, reading that many books in one calendar year.
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When you're contractually obligated to publish three books in a single year, you can't dilly-dally in dreamland.
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I am looking for comfort books, in the way that others turn to comfort food in tough times.
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Orbit Books In April of 2013 the popular Scottish author Iain Banks was diagnosed with gall bladder cancer.
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Singapore's new law would appear to go further than anything on the books in the European Union, however.
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Maybe it's anchoring a tall pile of dusty books in the basement, its corners nibbled on by bugs.
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The bulk of Amazon's best-selling and top-rated books in the "vaccines" category promote anti-vaccine messaging.
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We thought we'd sell 10, 15 books in a day, but it's been more like 30 or 40.
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The best-selling sports books in April 22005, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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"I could actually fit about 4,000 books in my car with paint to paint a library," she said.
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The best-selling sports books in March 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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Similar laws are still on the books in half a dozen other Arab countries, from Algeria to Kuwait.
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All the books in "Avid Reader" do make way for some pages about the author's non-print life.
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The best-selling sports books in August 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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The best-selling sports books in June 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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A: On the back of comic books in the 1970s, there was something called the American Seed Company.
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This nameless force has also spirited away their grimoires, the books in which they record their magic knowledge.
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The best-selling sports books in May 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 103.
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The best-selling sports books in September 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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I shouldn't be surprised considering only half of a spindly wooden table is dedicated to books in English.
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The best-selling sports books in February 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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Henry Petroski's "The Road Taken: The History and Future of America's Infrastructure" is really two books in one.
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You know, I mean, it's everything from I said I want to read 52 books in a year.
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These are Oscar wins for the books, in categories that are historically reserved for white-cast period pieces.
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Will it publish and print its own books in Australia or make sellers of used books more dominant?
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Powell's Books in Portland, the world's largest independent bookstore, was forced to lay off most of its staff.
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In the first, Knausgaard comes to grips with the fame the early books in the series brought him.
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He surrounds himself with books in his Greenwich Village apartment, takes yoga classes and checks on older neighbors.
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"The information that was stored in books in the 20th century is stored digitally in the 21st century."
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There are books in English, Arabic, Spanish and Mandarin, placed low so children can wander up to them.
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It is the last of his books in my collection of about five that I've yet to finish.
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If I live another hundred years, I might read all the books in various piles around my house.
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Equipped with a sewing machine, she stitches books in a process that is as important as the product.
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The photo books in her apartment were filled with black-and-white images of young families like hers.
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Reading the two books in tandem provided a lesson about the possibilities and limitations of fiction and nonfiction.
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It was the first year friends sent him pictures of many people reading his books in the wild.
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The best-selling sports books in November 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 103.
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So, 29 years back, Nancy and her husband, Jim, founded what would become Quail Ridge Books in Raleigh.
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All that research, though, takes place while she's writing, since she does not plot her books in advance.
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"Wolf Hall" and "Bring Up the Bodies," the first books in her Thomas Cromwell trilogy, have sold millions.
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He wrote his books in longhand on yellow legal pads, to be typed up later by a secretary.
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The Comstock Laws remained on the books in many states for over half a century after his death.
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Galloway sent him copies of the Harry Potter books in Arabic to distract him, but it wasn't enough.
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The best-selling sports books in October 2016, according to the New York Times best-seller list. 1.
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They keep streaming in, the girls with their heads covered, books in hand from nursery rhymes to mathematics.
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The series went on to sell more than 10,000 books in December, double the sales of December 2015.
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She expressed incredulity that my mother had read her books in India and had wanted to meet her.
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The Art of Reading: An Illustrated History of Books in Paint is available from Getty Publications for $22.
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"Stranger Things doesn't have an agenda," Aaron Bady wrote for the Los Angeles Review of Books in 2016.
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Still, the digital annuals cannot, of course, capture the experience of holding the physical books in one's hands.
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Books in general by Carl Hiaasen, author of Strip Tease and Stormy Weather: I love Carl Hiaasen books.
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They want to embrace books in all three dimensions and to select them in a tactile, less anonymous marketplace.
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But "I've never been an avid reader of leadership books in general," he explains in a recent blog post.
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And his book, which is updated every year, is one of the top-selling wine books in the world.
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Let's all adopt the 96MIL (96-year-old Mother-In-Law) school of classification for books in the future.
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And the wider effort to get right to repair laws for hardware on the books in multiple states continues.
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She sold cassettes of her lectures in the '80s, then books in the early '90s that she continues publishing.
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I've gushed about The Folio Society's books in the past, particularly with their edition of I, Robot last year.
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Comey's account, titled A Higher Loyalty, has become one of the most hotly anticipated political books in recent memory.
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Will you be writing further books in The Themis Files or exploring the world you've created from other directions?
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They were first published in Astounding Science Fiction in the 1940s, then collected into three books in the '50s.
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His two latest books in the series, Feast for Crows and Dance With Dragons, are positively stuffed with them.
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They place those books in a playroom and they result in a consistently relevant personal library for his kids.
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It was so different than the dinosaurs I read about in my books in school, and that was great.
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I have a lot of books in my library that have only a chapter or two left in them.
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The decision to write these books in vernacular, not Latin, was controversial, since that meant anyone could read them.
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Survived: Catherine Parr A groundbreaker, she's the first woman to have written and published books in 16th century England.
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Washington (CNN)James Comey pulled a line out of the history books in his public Senate intelligence committee hearing.
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The banning of books in American schools has long been an issue that free speech groups have rallied around.
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So he ran a competition, giving away signed copies of the books in exchange for people's thoughts on it.
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Most books in Arabic are written in a formal variant that is rarely spoken, difficult and often taught badly.
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It compares and contrasts the transition from scrolls to books in ancient Rome to today's shift to e-books.
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Joe Furlow: We have books in our library dating back to 1786 that show exactly how magic is done.
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Sales of physical books in physical stores were just $11 billion in 2015, compared with $17 billion in 2007.
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Leading the rebels is Libreria Books in London's East End, which is a Wi-Fi- and coffee-free zone.
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We didn't go on vacations; I don't remember books in the house; there was no music in our family.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — What is the role of books in the evolving contemporary art scene?
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The hair team tried their best to stay true to the books in this regard in the first season.
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After four books in English (the last of which, The Lowland, was published in 2012), she moved to Rome.
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Download the free Audible app hereSimilar to the free books in Prime Reading, this Audible benefit full-length audiobooks
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BookNotes Book Summaries: Lifetime Subscription BookNotes delivers key insights from over 1,000 best-selling books in just 15 minutes.
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The list of the 10 most challenged books in 2016 reveals much about the times in which we live.
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Children's Books In tales of wayward children, parents are often a child's best allies in cleaning up the mess.
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My mother and I burned our books in the backyard; even "Alice in Wonderland" could make you a target.
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This spring, Cassava Republic began releasing its books in the United States, following its expansion into Britain last year.
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An 1860 colonial law that criminalized same-sex intimacy as "unnatural sex" stayed on the books in independent India.
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In recent years, Simeone has lent his name to two books, in collaboration with the journalist Santi Garcia Bustamante.
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The American market has been inundated with bossy little books in which other countries tell us how to behave.
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Virginia, the landmark case that wiped laws banning interracial marriage off the books in Virginia and 15 other states.
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So far, Imagination Library has distributed almost 85 million books in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
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Popular reads: The New York Public Library system has compiled the 10 most checked-out books in its history.
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The "West Side Story" book is famously lean — it's one of the shortest books in Broadway history — and propulsive.
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Their typical "Millie's Reading Corner" includes three bookshelves with between 400 and 600 new books in the local language.
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But, they don't want to have to buy books in order to understand what happened on the big screen.
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Among other things, e-books can be more convenient than cramming lots of board books in a diaper bag.
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Donald Trump's not a fan of books in general, and he's not a fan of presidential biographies in particular.
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As I grew older, I found other books in my school library, at book fairs, on my grandaunt's shelves.
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As I grew older, I found other books in my school library, at book fairs, on my grandaunt's shelves.
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And early next year, it plans to introduce books in place of its traditional children's meal toys, Reuters reports.
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He noticed a new coat of paint on the walls — but English-only books in the facility's legal library.
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We have the Little House on the Prairie books, in which love is best expressed as libertarianism-inflected survivalism.
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Such books in the United States would be sold next to supermarket tabloids and consumed largely for their entertainment value.
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In addition to the DHS memo still on the books, in 1982 the US Supreme Court ruled in Plyer v.
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There's a nice desk for the clinician to sit behind, a computer situated stage left, and books in the background.
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It's so detailed that the New York Times reviewer joked that it was like like having two books in one.
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There were so many books in the house that the FBI thought it might be a storehouse of communist material.
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The other two books in the Sacred Throne trilogy, The Armored Saint and The Queen of Crows, are available now.
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WWII veterans whose college tuition and supplies were covered by the newly passed GI Bill buy books in January 1945.
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Other times, a teacher who assigns great books in class sparks a hunger for more big ideas and fine writing.
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Fans of the books, in particular, know there are a lot of prophecies swirling around the Game of Thrones world.
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I was still in high school, and was browsing the K–M fiction aisle at Powell's Books in Portland, Oregon.
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It is one of New Zealand's most recognized books in the genre about folklore and mythology of the Maori people.
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"Poetry is, of course, notoriously difficult to translate," Amartya Sen wrote in The New York Review of Books in 1997.
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For the perfect shelfie, the books in the background need to be close enough that we can read the spines.
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There's also a program called A Year in Books, in which readers receive a book a month for a year.
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The revelation of The Wandering Lake is how well Chang's recent methods lend themselves to discursive forms, books in particular.
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Two years ago, Tom and I participated in a dialogue about Stokely Carmichael at Eso Won Books in Los Angeles.
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For many of us, that's a small price to pay to carry an entire library of books in our pockets.
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To put it simply, there's no way the filmmakers could have possibly included everything from the books in the movies.
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If it wasn't for coloring books, in fact, the printed-book business would likely look substantially weaker than it does.
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Sales of piano books in the US are enjoying an uptick, suggesting that there are still plenty of keen pianists.
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In the years since, he's gone on to produce twelve books in all, earning 14 Eisner nominations and two wins.
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All those teenage girls who also found her books in local bookstores or libraries and grew up to become writers.
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His characteristic method of esoteric reading demanded spending hours pouring over a few key books in ancient, hard-won languages.
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Emma Watson is celebrating in an extremely Emma Watson way by hiding feminist books in secret places around the world.
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But when these fundamental environmental rules were put on the books—in the 1970s—global warming wasn't on legislatures' radars.
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If you're looking for out-of-print books in different languages and formats, check out this non-profit digital library.
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Books/Magazines/Games: Books, in general, can be sent in from major vendors such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
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It's the second of the photographer's books— in October, he published Unter Katzen, which features images from his feline series.
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In Germany, even after writing 30 books in German and marrying a German wife, people still make him feel foreign.
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Before that, he was a member of JPMorgan's convertible-arbitrage team, trading one of the largest proprietary books in London.
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The decline in sales of newspapers and magazines also contributed, since these are often sold alongside books in French bookstores.
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The closest match may have been bookstore clerk — and Kepler's Books in nearby Menlo Park turned into a recruitment hotbed.
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The books in the "My Struggle" series fly high by flying low, by scanning the intricate topography of everyday life.
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Brown, who has sold 200 million books in 56 languages, admitted to not having read a novel in five years.
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Amazon began selling physical books in Brazil in 2014 and brought its streaming video service to the country in December.
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The idea and the dream would be to have the book and more books in as many dialects as possible.
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Ms. Grifalconi set two more books in the same African village: "Darkness and the Butterfly" (1987) and "Osa's Pride" (1990).
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Maybe you read one of their books in school or you've been promising yourself that you would finally read it.
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I like to read nonfiction, or "ideas" books in the morning — Charles Duhigg's "The Power of Habit," things like that.
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Maybe I'll be ready to face those books in a few more years when they come around for our boys.
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It is one of the few books in the Hebrew Bible where Aramaic appears for long stretches of the text.
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Horn PleaseBy Dan Eckstein (powerHouse Books) In India, the trucks are made into beautiful art, and this book documents it.
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The researchers found ultramarine layered throughout B78's dental plaque, which suggests that she painted many books in her lifetime.
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Because I always turn to books in times of need, I immersed myself into the confusing world of parenting advice.
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I wish my teacher would assign audiobooks in class I believe it could make reading books in class more interesting.
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That's why we decided to expand the children's section and create a new section of suggested first books in English.
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Consider me triggered, but maybe we should burn all the books in the library and build a giant safe space.
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The cartooning in comic strips and comic books in the 1970s wasn't the American art form it is considered today.
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Of course, it should be able to read books in any format, from ePub to MOBI and everything in between.
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Jorge Soler entered the Royals' record books in the first with his 38th home run, tying Mike Moustakas' 2017 season.
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Jorge Soler entered the Royals' record books in the first with his 38th home run, tying Mike Moustakas' 2017 season.
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How much should we be bothered that they stand to profit further by having their movies and books in circulation?
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Other than some handsome volumes he published to hype his collection, there aren't a lot of books in his home.
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It's not "Fifty Shades of Lite Grey"; it's the latest in her series of popular books in the "gentle" genre.
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Yesterday my colleague called me a 'book murderer' because I cut long books in half to make them more portable.
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After one game was in the books in each of the N.B.A. first-round playoff series, there were few surprises.
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The government of Ontario, Canada's most populous province, said it would balance the books in the fiscal year 2017-18.
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Both "Freakonomics" and "The Undercover Economist" became best-selling books in 2005 and both spawned successful sequels and multimedia spinoffs.
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"There are not many historians who matter," the historian Jonathan Steinberg wrote in The London Review of Books in 1985.
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The Times's Derek Norman writes: Argosy Book Store in Midtown has sold rare and antique books in Manhattan since 1925.
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Thankfully, the new year brings no shortage of exciting books in this space that deserve a spot on bookshelves everywhere.
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This was despite its longstanding commitment to policy that mirrors what's on the books in more hostile states, like Texas.
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Paul Swyden, owner of Silver Unicorn Books in Massachusets, noted that Amazon wasn't even mentioned in Penguin Random House's statement.
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It's the first such law on the books in the United States, though similar measures are common in European countries.
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He wrote scores of books in Japanese, including "Living Long, Living Good" (2001), which sold more than a million copies.
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With Rowling's Pottermore publishing division behind the project, expect the rest of the books in the series to be transformed.
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So it is difficult for me to find books in which I can share experiences and giggle with the characters.
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Children's Books It's almost too easy to write children's books in which cats and dogs are the heroes and protagonists.
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Stamped "DISCARD" or "WITHDRAWN," the books in Kerry Mansfield's Expired have been exiled from the libraries where they were loved.
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Together, they read 26 books in the past twelve months, and you should add them to your "to read" pile ASAP.
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If you have physical books in your possession (that you barely remember ordering), you're totally more likely to pick one up.
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Currently there is no law on the books in the United States that requires the separation of children from their parents.
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In total, she was able to help 1,000 girls see Hidden Figures and hand out over 700 books in five states.
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Under the announced plan, the government would wipe 25 billion from SNCF books in 2020 and another 10 billion in 2022.
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Either way, Parsons's contract comes off their books in 2020 (along with Gasol's), and their cap flexibility clears up with it.
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All of which is to say I am fully on board for abandoning most traditional books in favor of an eReader.
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I was trying to re-create that feeling of reading creepy books, in which you think things could possibly be true.
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So are some of the bookshops, such as Faulkner House Books in Pirate's Alley, named after William Faulkner, a former resident.
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And if that marketplace is not supporting more books in the series, then that's not a thing I'm going to do.
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At the same time that Scribner published Hemingway and Fitzgerald, it was the leading purveyor of white-supremacist books in America.
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It addressed all types of media, including reading books in print, using social media, watching online videos and playing mobile games.
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I loved the first two books in The Red Sparrow trilogy, but I'm taking longer than normal to finish this book.
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Mr. Hartwell worked at several publishing houses before starting as a consulting editor at Tor/Forge Books in the early 19923s.
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Lord Bhattacharyya was the subject of one of the most poorly titled books in recent years, "Kumar Bhattacharyya: The Unsung Guru".
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The latter is displaying its signature Risograph books in a solo exhibition at the Fowler aptly titled South of No North.
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But we know that there's a decided failure in most comic books in their ability to represent complex, powerful black women.
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After publishing his two books in the mid-1950s, he carried on working as an editor at Mexico's National Indigenous Institute.
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She cites one of the most influential books in the reclaiming tradition, Starhawk and Hilary Valentine's 2000 book Twelve Wild Swans.
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The simple app specifically targets children and young adults of color, cataloging books in a searchable database by author and title.
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Before that, I started writing seriously (I wrote 5 or 6 very unserious books in my 30s) when I was 42.
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Authors, librarians and illustrators are banding together to help a girl who lost all her beloved books in a house fire.
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According to Arizona, the transfers run afoul of the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, a law on the books in 43 states.
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Last fall she told Publishers Weekly that there would "definitely be more" books in the series, possibly involving other family members.
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We need to see ourselves on TV, in books, in films, in the charts, because that's where our aspirations are built.
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Amazon has quietly launched a service for printing photos and custom photo books, in a direct challenge to companies like Shutterfly.
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The diffusion of classical learning in general and Aldo's books in particular stimulated a new demand for secular works of art.
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Like the books in Ray Bradbury's masterful novel "Fahrenheit 451," it has been removed from the bookshelves of our collective memory.
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Clinton says he's read all 13 books in Patterson's Michael Bennett series and all 85033 books of his Alex Cross series.
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Whole books, in fact whole genres of fiction, make their home in this blind spot, because of writers' publishing community's biases.
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"Right to Try" laws are on the books in 37 states, but have yet to be implemented at a federal level.
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I have spent a great deal of time studying it, yet find many of the books in it impossible to identify.
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"Loud and clear, people wanted the books in the library," said Iris Weinshall, the New York Public Library's chief operating officer.
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Only one of the five, Gui Minhai, remains in detention in China for "illegal trading" of banned books in mainland China.
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Click through to read about the strangest plot points from each of the 13 books in A Series of Unfortunate Events.
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The Arabs reported that they found Greek books in poor condition—in their view, the Byzantines didn't respect their own heritage.
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Henry's book Sleepyhead: Neuroscience, narcolepsy and the search for a good night will be published by Profile Books in March 2018.
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But as a writer who roots my books in factual research, I know what history can teach us about community spread.
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Whether they have read the books in question or not, invite them to see how Times reviewers have written about them.
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The groom's mother is an author who wrote the three books in the Natalie Gold horse-show mystery series (Ballantine Books).
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By the end of a typical year, hundreds of thousands of books in various styles, genres and subject areas are published.
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Fans of Patterson will be familiar with the antagonist, Hala, who has appeared in previous books in the Alex Cross series.
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Hasegawa specialized in books in European languages, often for Japan's tourist trade and resident foreign community, which included many English missionaries.
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Because the board could not print books in time for the new deadline, he said, it decided to post digital files.
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He bought books in languages he couldn't read, like Arabic and Ethiopia's Ge'ez, and amassed an impressive collection of printed images.
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If I read a letter and can think of two or three books in a flash, I know I can help.
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The seminar then takes up books in which various economists offer their perspectives on the nature of man and the state.
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Like many around the world, we're hunkering down at home with our favorite books in an effort to flatten the curve.
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Mr. Kutscher has sold more than 18723 million books in Germany, while tens of millions have watched the TV show there.
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Warren also wants to overturn state laws that limit or ban municipal broadband networks — currently on the books in 26 states.
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The Overlook Press, which he and his father founded, republished the books in recent years, something that gave him considerable joy.
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Next week, on June 10, the entire family will sign copies of "Everywhere, Always" at Dashwood Books in New York City.
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And when we hold books in such high esteem, those who treat them as objects rather than as symbols become infidels.
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Renters also have to keep the books in good condition — highlighting sections or taking notes in the margin could trigger fees.
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In September 2018, the Pennsylvania said it would transition to e-books in prisons and streamline access to books and magazines.
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Luckily, though, in the age of tablets and e-readers, we can carry around millions of books in one slim device.
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The founder of Brighton Press, Bill Kelly, encountered his first art books in Arion Press editions at the San Diego library.
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They have a simple, iconic, compelling, tested slogan within reach, buried in dusty boxes of old comic books in the attic.
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Now, Starz has adapted her first two books, In the Woods and The Likeness, into the new TV show Dublin Murders.
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I ran into Ms. Little at the Southern Festival of Books in October and asked her if she'd seen the film.
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This isn't just another drop in the deluge of Trump books; in fact, it isn't really a Trump book at all.
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Real ninjas — who also occasionally have a disputed history — became a highlight of Japanese cartoons and books in the 20th century.
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Japanese prosecutors have accused him of understating his income for years and improperly transferring personal losses to Nissan's books in 2008.
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According to his website, there are more than 20183 million copies of his books in print in more than 10 languages.
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Now the law is officially on the books in the biggest state in the union and the world's fifth-largest economy.
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We learn how Rezo, as a boy, read books in a kerosene-heated library with a rat to keep him company.
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In terms of us talking about Harry Potter or books in general and the relationship to politics ... we are a bookstore.
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THE BOOKSHOP OF THE WORLD: Making and Trading Books in the Dutch Golden Age, by Andrew Pettegree and Arthur der Weduwen.
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Stamped "DISCARD" or "WITHDRAWN," the books in photographer Kerry Mansfield's Expired have been exiled from the libraries where they were loved.
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