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Please help homelessness if you can. I know times are hard but try to support your street papers. ⁦@_INSP⁩ Please RT this message. If you’re skint and struggling it might be seen by someone who has a few quid/bucks/euros to spare. https://t.co/iKmHwkDrRw

☀️ INTRODUCING 2023'S PERFECT POOLSIDE READ 🏖️ Next June, get ready to devour #BadSummerPeople, @EmmaRosenblum's smart and satirical debut about backstabbing, bed-hopping and VERY bad behaviour. The party starts 8th June - don't be late... https://t.co/iVDEsQvBK1 https://t.co/ZNvH2MaWh2

COLUMN: 'Secret' changes within Bill 23 will prove lethal https://t.co/qBJS7hKzXH via @orilliamatters

Nine Native American Graphic Novels for Tweens & Teens https://t.co/s1l71cTcPj #NativeAmericanHistoryMonth #AmericanIndianMonth https://t.co/9jBKebvlba

Here’s where to start with the patron saint of the romantic comedy, Nora Ephron. https://t.co/5WwG3wEs72

There's never been a better time to love YA fiction--the writing, the subjects, the authors! Best Books of 2022 means some of the best literature around. https://t.co/bL4gsj4X6N

💐 Explore the life and creative genius of Virginia Woolf. Reserve tickets for NYPL’s new, free exhibition examining one of the most important figures in 20th Century literature. #VirginiaWoolfNYPL https://t.co/BAfwaGbLr6

"Being a school librarian can be lonely, and much like teaching, you wonder if what you are doing actually makes a difference to the school." https://t.co/nnSu4Oarui #ad

‘A writer who knows as much about the devil as Kafka does (the devil figures quite a lot in the aphorisms) will be aware that he can cite not only scripture but empirical truths for dubious purposes.’ Michael Wood on Kafka’s aphorisms: https://t.co/b3mXXfvMcX

Please donate to ⁦@_INSP⁩ if you can. https://t.co/SSWyoLmiQF

The SLJ Best Books Lists are In for 2022! The Middle Grade Books are thrilling.... https://t.co/X4TVWCwMMZ

Prepare a feast with a slew of food and cooking magazines that you can access right from home–with your library card! https://t.co/M9ixIdSFO1

T.J. Clark writes about Mike Davis’s native landscapes and remembers being taken to see the ‘real’ Los Angeles, the car diving into an overflow pipe for the LA River, in a Davis set piece to scare the greenhorns. https://t.co/nbXHcSxIcL

"My parents had gifted me a bear that could tell me stories, complete with books to follow along with said stories. My head just about exploded." https://t.co/0EcMD0n65X

Wanna waste some money this holiday? Here's my gift guide for the holidays from @Hodinkee! https://t.co/ebfTfhQfc9