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Author tasked with inspiring kids to read.
Brooke C. Stoddard takes a distant view of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire for the 2013 reader audience.
“I’ve come not to argue but to understand.”
Despite news to the contrary, sites like this one continue guiding readers toward excellent titles.
Selby Fleming McPhee's Love Crazy provides a unique, engaging and entertaining experience of one couple's journey from the Roaring '20s to the sobering '40s and beyond.
Who is that talking? Whose mellifluous baritone is setting the tone for our evening television viewing?
It’s a new year, and we here at the Independent have many bookish resolutions. From finally making a dent in that endless to-read pile to tackling the works of specific authors, here are some staffers’ 2014 reading goals.
A gloves-off recap of last year's not-so-good reads.
