Spring (Reading) Is in the Air!
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Spring (Reading) Is in the Air!

These chapter books and nonfiction titles for children are great options for some engaging spring break reading.
The Enduring Sonnet: ‘Renderings’ by William Baer
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The Enduring Sonnet: ‘Renderings’ by William Baer

A classical approach to the translation of Western poems is preserved in this latest compilation.
‘Bunker Hill: A City, a Siege, a Revolution’: Beyond the Battle
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‘Bunker Hill: A City, a Siege, a Revolution’: Beyond the Battle

Though exhaustively covered by historians, this account of the Revolutionary War’s first major battle is seen through the lenses of the people involved.
1929: The Year That Traumatized America
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1929: The Year That Traumatized America

The author gives a play-by-play of the Wall Street Crash of 1929 in real time.
New Year, New Books!
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New Year, New Books!

As we settle into 2026, a host of new books will help children ring in another year.

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‘Preserving With Purpose’: Protecting Older Buildings From Demolition

‘Preserving With Purpose’: Protecting Older Buildings From Demolition

Architect Amy Hetletvedt advocates for renovation and reimagining instead of the wrecking ball.
A Disturbing Peek Into World War II’s Heart of Darkness

A Disturbing Peek Into World War II’s Heart of Darkness

In unrelenting detail, Richard Hargreaves’s ‘Opening the Gates of Hell’ describes the opening days of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union.
Spring (Reading) Is in the Air!

Spring (Reading) Is in the Air!

These chapter books and nonfiction titles for children are great options for some engaging spring break reading.
The Enduring Sonnet: ‘Renderings’ by William Baer

The Enduring Sonnet: ‘Renderings’ by William Baer

A classical approach to the translation of Western poems is preserved in this latest compilation.
‘On Power’: How Unchecked Power Threatens God-Given Rights

‘On Power’: How Unchecked Power Threatens God-Given Rights

Show host Mark R. Levin explores how power left unchecked ultimately leads to tyranny.
‘Across the Universe’: Crossword Puzzles Are More Than a Game

‘Across the Universe’: Crossword Puzzles Are More Than a Game

Crossword contributor Natan Last explains why crosswords became a national pastime.
‘Preserving With Purpose’: Protecting Older Buildings From Demolition

‘Preserving With Purpose’: Protecting Older Buildings From Demolition

Architect Amy Hetletvedt advocates for renovation and reimagining instead of the wrecking ball.
A Disturbing Peek Into World War II’s Heart of Darkness

A Disturbing Peek Into World War II’s Heart of Darkness

In unrelenting detail, Richard Hargreaves’s ‘Opening the Gates of Hell’ describes the opening days of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union.
Spring (Reading) Is in the Air!

Spring (Reading) Is in the Air!

These chapter books and nonfiction titles for children are great options for some engaging spring break reading.
The Enduring Sonnet: ‘Renderings’ by William Baer

The Enduring Sonnet: ‘Renderings’ by William Baer

A classical approach to the translation of Western poems is preserved in this latest compilation.
‘On Power’: How Unchecked Power Threatens God-Given Rights

‘On Power’: How Unchecked Power Threatens God-Given Rights

Show host Mark R. Levin explores how power left unchecked ultimately leads to tyranny.
‘Across the Universe’: Crossword Puzzles Are More Than a Game

‘Across the Universe’: Crossword Puzzles Are More Than a Game

Crossword contributor Natan Last explains why crosswords became a national pastime.