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USA TODAY Releases Tribute Book Honoring Pope Francis' Legacy
USA TODAY has released a hardcover coffee-table book titled 'Pope Francis: A Tribute to the First Latin American Pontiff.' The 160-page book features photography and stories highlighting Pope Francis' global impact and transformative papacy. It is available for purchase and is positioned as a heartfelt gift for those who admire Pope Francis.
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Legend of Zelda Books on Sale: Amazon BOGO 50% Off Limited Time Deal
Amazon is offering a 'buy one, get one 50% off' deal on select Legend of Zelda books. The sale includes The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia, Art & Artifacts, Breath of the Wild - Creating a Champion, and specific volumes of the Twilight Princess manga. The sale is part of a larger Amazon book sale that also includes bestsellers and deluxe editions.
IGN
Rafael Nadal's Career and Rivalries Chronicled in 'The Warrior' Book
A new book titled 'The Warrior: Rafael Nadal and His Kingdom of Clay' by Christopher Clarey explores the remarkable career and rivalries of tennis star Rafael Nadal. The book highlights Nadal's unmatched skill, particularly on clay courts, where he won the French Open 14 times. The book was discussed in an interview on Here & Now.
WBUR
Northeastern Students Chronicle a Century of Huskies Sports History in New Book
Northeastern University students, led by the student-run athletics magazine 'The Red & Black,' have published 'History of the Huskies,' a 250-page book chronicling over a century of Northeastern sports. The project, supported by the university and alumni, includes varsity team summaries, exclusive interviews, a planned museum, licensed merchandise, and an online database. The book aims to highlight both well-known and lesser-known Northeastern sports.
Northeastern Global News
Toledo Advocate Pens Book on Teen Homelessness, Dating Violence: 'We Do Exist'
Fonda Royster, a local advocate and head of Open Arms Transformation Living (OTAL), has released a book titled 'We Do Exist: Exposing the Invisible World of Unaccompanied Youth Homelessness.' The book chronicles her experiences as a homeless teen and addresses issues like dating violence and sex trafficking. A book launch event is scheduled for May 9th in Toledo to raise awareness and spark community action.
WTOL
Edward White's 'Dianaworld': New Book Reveals 10 Silly Facts About Princess Diana
Edward White's 'Dianaworld' delves into the enduring fascination with Princess Diana, moving beyond a standard biography to examine her mythology and cultural impact. The book unearths quirky and surprising details about Diana, including her distant relation to Glenn Close, a newspaper report on her car door blowing shut, and her potential involvement in 'The Bodyguard 2'.
Esquire
Mother's Day 2025: Book Recommendations for Thoughtful Gifts
The article compiles book recommendations for Mother's Day 2025, sourced from multiple publications. It includes titles ranging from memoirs and historical fiction to thrillers and cookbooks, catering to diverse tastes. Several editors share their personal gifting choices and justifications for each selection, providing a personalized touch to the recommendations.
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Missing Perspectives
The Land of Can Empowers Children Through Health Books, Expands to Digital
The Land of Can, founded by Riya Jain, creates illustrated books to help children positively address health conditions. The series, co-authored with JJ Vulopas, covers various topics like allergies, asthma, and nutrition. With over 25,000 books sold, they've partnered with over 500 schools. After winning the Frank Borchardt Undergraduate Prize, The Land of Can is expanding into digital products, including games and a TV show.
GrepBeat
Arion Press Exhibition Opens at Robert Frost Stone House Museum
The Robert Frost Stone House Museum is presenting an exhibition titled "Gold Dusted: The Artistry of Arion Press Books" from May 8 to Oct. 31, 2025. The exhibition features fine edition artist books from Arion Press, highlighting collaborations with contemporary artists and bookmakers. A new interpretation of Aesop’s Fables will also be showcased.
iBerkshires.com
Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men Summer Book Club: Predicting 2025 Oscar Hopefuls
Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men podcast is starting a summer book club focused on literary adaptations set to become major films in 2025. The podcast team will delve into selected titles, discussing them and predicting their Oscar potential. Readers are encouraged to vote for the books they want the team to cover, fostering audience engagement.
Vanity Fair
Exploring Cultural Identity: Children's Books Highlight Traditions, Family, and Joy
This article reviews three children's books: 'Sari Sisters,' 'I Dream of Ganesha,' and 'Mustafa's Mithai.' It highlights how each book explores aspects of South Asian culture, such as family traditions, mythology, and the joy of sharing cultural experiences, particularly through food and celebration.
India Currents
Little Bosses Everywhere: Book Review Exposes the Dark Side of Multilevel Marketing
This news article summarizes a book review of 'Little Bosses Everywhere,' which critiques multilevel marketing (MLM) as a modern evolution of door-to-door sales. The book highlights the industry's deceptive practices, including inflated sales figures and the exploitation of self-employed marketers who are promised entrepreneurial freedom but often face financial hardship. It contrasts the allure of being one's own boss with the harsh realities of the MLM business model.
The New York Times
BookScan Report: Book Sales Expected to Hold Strong Despite Economic Turmoil
A recent BookScan report forecasts a stable and vibrant U.S. book market over the next three years, despite potential economic headwinds. The report, analyzed by Brenna Connor, suggests books benefit from consumers prioritizing high-value, affordable luxuries during economic stress. Adult fiction, especially romance, is expected to lead sales, while kids' fiction faces challenges.
Publishers Weekly
Melody Beattie, 'Codependent No More' Author, Dies at 76: A Legacy of Recovery
Melody Beattie, author of 'Codependent No More,' died at 76. Her book, published in 1986, sold over 7 million copies and helped define codependency. Beattie, a recovery counselor, drew from her own experiences to create a resource for those in unhealthy relationships, leaving a lasting impact on the mental health and recovery communities.
The Cut
Candy Clark's 'Tight Heads' Captures 1970s Hollywood Through Polaroid Lens
Candy Clark's new book, 'Tight Heads,' features Polaroid images from 1970s Hollywood, offering a unique perspective on up-and-coming stars. Clark, known for her role in 'American Graffiti,' captured candid moments with friends like Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg. The book showcases a more relaxed, less image-conscious era in Hollywood.
Modesto Bee
Big Think: Eric Markowitz Announces 'OUTLAST,' a Book on Resilience and Long-Term Thinking
Eric Markowitz, known for 'The Nightcrawler' newsletter, is writing a book titled 'OUTLAST' about resilience and long-term thinking. Inspired by a near-death experience, Markowitz aims to explore what endures in a short-term-focused world. Set to be published by Simon & Schuster in 2027, the book will delve into lasting qualities, businesses, and strategies, offering insights and field reports to 'The Nightcrawler' readers.
Big Think
Friends of Jaffrey Library to Collect Book Donations on May 10
The Friends of the Jaffrey Library are collecting gently used book donations on May 10 from 10 a.m. to noon. They seek recent fiction and newer nonfiction, excluding certain categories. Proceeds from ongoing book sales support library programs. Donations are only accepted during these monthly events.
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Cozy Middle Grade Fantasy: Five Recent Reads for an Escape
This article recommends five cozy middle grade fantasy books: Eva Evergreen, Semi-Magical Witch; Bad Badger: A Love Story; The Story of Gumluck the Wizard; Just a Pinch of Magic; and Nimbus. It also discusses the characteristics of the cozy genre, highlighting its charming atmosphere and focus on internal or interpersonal challenges.
Book Riot
9 Books Exploring the Lives of Women Without Children: A Literary Journey
This article presents a curated list of nine books that delve into the lives and experiences of women who choose not to have children. It explores themes of societal expectations, personal fulfillment, creative expression, and the diverse paths women navigate outside of motherhood. The selection includes memoirs, novels, poetry, and essay collections.
Electric Literature
Cloquet Students Compete in Eighth Annual Battle of the Books
The Cloquet School District held its eighth annual Battle of the Books, a quiz bowl-style competition testing fourth and fifth graders' knowledge of 12 books read since October. The event encourages reading, communication, and a love for literature. The Gummy Bears, a fifth-grade team from Cloquet Middle School, won the competition.
Cloquet Pine Journal
