If the “less is more” principle has started to look more and more appealing to you recently and you find yourself reading all about minimalism and simple living, we’ve prepared another good read for you.
If you’ve already “kondoed” all your drawers under the guidance of Marie Kondo and her The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, voluntarily got rid of a few bags with clothes, and probably pained the walls in your room white, we have another suggestion. How about creating a minimalist library?
Do you feel a strong desire to explore new places? Are you dreaming of different landscapes and cultures? Traveling offers a world of endless possibilities, including beautiful views, diverse cultures, and exciting adventures.
In this blog post, we’ve curated a list of 18 best travel books that will spark your sense of adventure and take you on unforgettable journeys, all from the comfort of your favorite reading nook.
Have you ever thought about the best way to read a book? This question might seem a bit silly — after all, you just pick up the book and start reading, right? Is there really much more to it?
Well, many of us read for learning or for fun, but what if there were smarter and deeper ways to dive into a text and get more out of it? This could help you absorb more knowledge or gain a better understanding of what the author is trying to convey.
Ever since her first novel publication, All That Glitters, in 1982, Linda Howard has not stopped putting out quality, entertaining books in the romance and romantic suspense genres. Although she’s held many positions in life – Romance Writers of America Lifetime Achievement Award Winner in 2005, bass fisherman’s wife, and Alabama trucking company worker in her early years – novelist is the title she’s most known for.
To define the A Court of Thorns and Roses book series as a phenomenon would be to undersell its popularity.
Taking over social media by storm, the series by writer Sarah J. Maas is a multiple New York Times Best Seller winner and has earned plenty of accolades and awards—not to mention widespread acclaim by its fans.
Sometimes considered a Young Adult saga, it is best defined as a New Adult series. This genre shares many similarities with young adult books yet appeals to an older audience by including mature characters and adult content.
When the 100 TV series premiered on March 19, 2014, The CW instantly knew they had hit the jackpot. It was a resounding success.
The series went on to have—appropriately enough—a hundred episodes divided into seven seasons, all of which received a warm critical reception and high ratings that remained somewhat stable throughout its run.
But with the popularity of the TV series, it can be easy to forget it was originally a New York Times best-selling book series penned by Kass Morgan.
With a prolific career and an outstanding list of accolades, Michael Connelly has established himself as one of the industry’s most acclaimed crime fiction authors.
His stories mostly take place in Los Angeles’s dark underbelly, on gritty streets where crime would run rampant if not for the boundless determination of civil servants who are determined to make a difference.
Connelly’s stories are compelling, captivating, and suspenseful—narratives that enthrall readers and make them crave more.
A classroom library is one of the surest ways to encourage students to read more. So, if you’re a teacher who wants to set up a library and make it easy to use and inviting, we have a few tips to share.
Building and growing your classroom library isn’t easy. If you only have your own funds and no financial support, you have to be inventive. Besides, choosing, buying, labeling, categorizing, and organizing books takes time and effort. The good news is it’s doable!
Jennifer Lynn Barnes, the famous author of The Naturals book series, had already made a considerable name for herself before this one came along. The Squad duology in 2008 and Tattoo and Fate in the surrounding years put her on the list as a YA crime thriller.
The Naturals skyrocketed her popularity. In the years following its publication, the first book earned nominations for YALSA’s Best Fiction for Young Adults, Missouri Gateway Readers, and the Lincoln Award. She continues to enjoy success with her most recent, The Inheritance Games series.
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