‘A Song in the Dark’ Spotlights a WWII Atrocity
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Christian author Kimberley Woodhouse presents her most challenging book to date.
‘Something to Look Forward To’: It’s Exactly That
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‘Something to Look Forward To’: It’s Exactly That

Author Fannie Flagg offers us 30 short stories that hilariously and touchingly explore how our lives can unfold in unexpected ways.
‘Rear Window’: A View to a Hitchcock Classic
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‘Rear Window’: A View to a Hitchcock Classic

Jennifer O’Callaghan tracks the 1954 thriller’s remarkable history.
Books for After-School Fun and Learning
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Books for After-School Fun and Learning

From exploring the wonders of nature to unraveling the mysteries of Ancient Egypt, children will appreciate a world of learning beyond a classroom’s four walls.
Nature Books for Children
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Nature Books for Children

As the seasons change, nature takes the spotlight in this delightful list of children’s books.

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Newly Annotated Sherman Memoirs, a Civil War Scholar’s Goldmine
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Enthusiastic reception of fully annotated Grant memoirs leads three Civil War scholars to give Sherman same courtesy.
‘A Song in the Dark’ Spotlights a WWII Atrocity
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Lynn Topel

‘A Song in the Dark’ Spotlights a WWII Atrocity

Christian author Kimberley Woodhouse presents her most challenging book to date.
‘The Salt Stones: Seasons of a Shepherd’s Life’
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‘The Salt Stones: Seasons of a Shepherd’s Life’

A Vermont sheep farmer poetically and movingly reflects on the shepherding life.
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‘The Heart of It’s a Wonderful Life’ Shows Why It Resonates Today

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Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Sept. 26–Oct. 2
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‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’: Clueless in the 1920s
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A new edition is released of a classic milestone in women’s literature and sexual satire.
‘Something to Look Forward To’: It’s Exactly That
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Author Fannie Flagg offers us 30 short stories that hilariously and touchingly explore how our lives can unfold in unexpected ways.
‘Genius Unbroken: The Life and Legacy of Dr. Charles R. Drew’
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‘Genius Unbroken: The Life and Legacy of Dr. Charles R. Drew’

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‘Rear Window’: A View to a Hitchcock Classic
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‘Rear Window’: A View to a Hitchcock Classic

Jennifer O’Callaghan tracks the 1954 thriller’s remarkable history.