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As Bills in Multiple States Threaten Librarians with Criminalization, Advocates Are Fighting Back https://t.co/qRm3LvQuBr https://t.co/Z8GTqR6RIm

These immersive middle grade fantasy novels draw from a variety of different cultures and religions, opening up new worlds to explore. https://t.co/nPlBftaXhs

These films and tv shows are all based on books—giving you double the entertainment value, whether you prefer to read or watch them first. https://t.co/l7UZtM1NFY

Slapps – strategic lawsuits against public participation – are an increasingly common method of muzzling British journalists. @PeterKGeoghegan delivers a prognosis for journalistic integrity and assesses the government’s halfhearted response: https://t.co/scMmPz8RLO

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Read an excerpt from Catherine Lacey’s “Biography of X,” in which a widow seeks to uncover the real story of her elusive late wife’s life. https://t.co/hnbtGMXEei

Newbery Medalist Amina Luqman-Dawson Visits The Yarn https://t.co/MPGEsjWXSG https://t.co/jIuAcAMW3I

In this fortnight’s Diary, @LJFinlayson writes about university marking: does it provide any measure of objective success, or is it holding everyone back? https://t.co/STm8FPySRe

I've been sent a few more! Just six left now. You can order SIGNED copies of The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis. His first novel in thirteen years It's available to order HERE. https://t.co/v4n1PV0WNJ Look! https://t.co/I0LR2StZBH

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Season 20 of 'Top Chef' just kicked off—what better time to check out some of the many cookbooks and memoirs published by its alums and judges. https://t.co/jLLSkHby67

‘Horror is a genre in which a form is found for a pressure that can't be seen, or can't be described. It's therefore the genre in which the mechanics of power can perhaps be best and most graphically examined.’ Adam Thirlwell on a new Argentinian novel: https://t.co/lR80HFGQYO

March Suggestions: Early Mock Newbery Possibilities | Heavy Medal https://t.co/1b8cpro2Zv https://t.co/fV7eK7nU5F