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Baby Got Backlist: Backlist Backbones 2021

By Alex Green | Feb 26, 2021 Children’s booksellers often need to satisfy more than one customer when making a book recommendation. There’s the young reader herself, but there’s likely also a parent, grandparent, or other adult with an opinion about what belongs on her shelf. With multiple people to please, children’s booksellers say they tend to reach for beloved older titles, and consequently, children end up reading deeply into an author or genre’s backlist. In short, backlist is integral to starting kids on the path to becoming lifelong readers, says Cathy Berner, children’s and YA specialist and events coordinator at Blue Willow Bookshop in Houston. “You want to hook them; you want them to love reading. When they do, they gobble up books. When you’ve got a voracious reader, you need to know backlist it’s so important for the bottom line. Every bookseller in the store has favorite backlist titles that we always keep in stock.”

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Why Dr Seuss is cancelled: Some US schools won t celebrate him in 2021

Why Dr Seuss is cancelled: Some US schools won’t celebrate him in 2021 Is Dr Seuss cancelled? The best-selling author looks to follow in the footsteps of Mr Potato Head, who’s also been cancelled in 2021. In the lead-up to National Read Across America Day it seems as though children’s book author Dr Seuss has been cancelled. The national day usually celebrates reading and Dr Seuss’ work on March 2nd. However, due to the uncovering of his earlier works, the author of The Cat in the Hat, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas and Green Eggs and Ham won’t be celebrated this year in certain schools.

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Book World: What made the civil rights movement successful - and what came next

Book World: What made the civil rights movement successful - and what came next Clifford Thompson, The Washington Post Feb. 19, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Movement: The African American Struggle for Civil Rights By Thomas C. Holt By Chad Sanders - - - Thomas C. Holt s slim volume, The Movement: The African American Struggle for Civil Rights, achieves in just 120 pages of text a comprehensiveness that belies its length. What makes that possible is that Holt focuses on the civil rights movement itself rather than the personalities involved. We do not get, say, an assessment of the character of Martin Luther King Jr. or speculation about Ralph David Abernathy s envy of his more famous best friend. What we do get is a fascinating breakdown of the movement s phases as well as a look at the groundwork that made the successes possible.

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Seiful Apocalipsei! Nu este o gluma si se pare ca ar ajuta omenirea în cazul producerii unor catastrofe

Seiful Apocalipsei! Nu este o gluma si se pare ca ar ajuta omenirea în cazul producerii unor catastrofe
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Book World: Patricia Highsmith s sordid search for inspiration

Book World: Patricia Highsmith s sordid search for inspiration Wendy Smith, The Washington Post Jan. 20, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail By Richard Bradford - - - Patricia Highsmith is a tricky subject for biography, though British academic Richard Bradford is the third in 18 years to try. Tricky, because Highsmith s behavior could be as creepy and unsettling as that of the protagonists in her most famous novels, Strangers on a Train and The Talented Mr. Ripley. She liked to seduce married women or lesbians in committed relationships, and she was flagrantly unfaithful to all her lovers. She was an unrepentant alcoholic, drunk from morning till night, who once toppled into the candles on a dinner table and lay there, her hair on fire, while nearby guests tried to smother the flames. She was a vicious anti-Semite who flirted with Holocaust denial and declared that Jews love to be hated. She was weirdly fascinated by snails and carried around hundreds of them in her handbag, once

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