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4 months agoHere Are the 12 New Books You Should Read in March
March's must-reads include diverse titles from authors like Amanda Nguyen, Scaachi Koul, and Torrey Peters, highlighting personal stories and societal issues.
"For me, it's a game plan of how to actually seek solutions to the biggest existential threat that we actually face as a species and as a planet. Whenever I introduce people to the book, you see people get obsessed with the kinds of things that we can be doing, whether that's regenerative agriculture, renewable energy, or reducing food waste." - Jay Lipman, Ethic
There are two kinds of readers: those who would choose death before dog-ears, keeping their beloved volumes as pristine as possible, and those whose books bear the marks of a life well read.
The Interactive Illustrated Editions of the Harry Potter series, featuring unique papercraft elements and vibrant illustrations, offer fans a new immersive way to engage with the stories.
O'Brien stated, "I was just diving into fairytales, which I grew up on and love. I have books on the shelf behind me that are from when I was a kid, that are full of dark, weird stories."
The puzzles are a lot of fun, but the characters, storylines, and other details take the Murdle experience to another level. I have no idea how the author came up with all of this creativity! You can Murdle solo or with friends. I look forward to future volumes, but this one will keep me busy for a while! - Liz Gately
Many of today’s most popular television series, including hits like 'Gossip Girl' and 'You,' originated from novels or book series, transforming the literary landscape into captivating screen narratives.