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BookTube Episode: Barack Obama on “A Promised Land”

Today YouTube premiered the December episode of BookTube featuring former President Barack Obama and a unique discussion about the first volume of his presidential memoirs, A Promised Land (Crown). Joining Obama virtually are YouTube creators Mark Rober, LaGuardia Cross, Marques Brownlee, Team2Moms, and TwinsthenewTrend, who ask questions about, and share their reactions to, Obama's book.…

BookTribDecember 16, 2020

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BookTube Episode: BLM Co-Founder Alicia Garza on “The Purpose of Power”

Today, YouTube premiered the February episode of BookTube, featuring Principal at Black Futures Lab and Black Lives Matter Global Network co-founder Alicia Garza as she discusses her new book The Purpose of Power: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart (One World). Joining Garza virtually are YouTube creators Team2Moms,…

BookTribFebruary 25, 2021

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Actress’ Hysterical Memoir Details Late-in-Life Love Story With “Grace and Frankie” Producer

If you love romantic comedy, you are sure to enjoy author Nancy Balbirer’s witty sense of humor and her candid observations as she peels back the layers of her true-to-life love story in her new memoir, Almost Romance (Little A)! Falling in love is not always easy; it can take…

Jennifer BlankfeinFebruary 1, 2022

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“A Woman of Adventure” is the The Half-Hidden Journey of First Lady Lou Henry Hoover

Once upon a time, most First Ladies were depicted as one-dimensional figures: perfect matches for their husbands’ ambitions, dedicated to the president’s success and wellbeing. In the course of the twentieth century, however, the media persuaded the public to believe in the duality of the First Lady. On one hand,…

Claudia KeenanJune 1, 2022

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Find Out How Deep Police Corruption Runs in “Black, White and Gray All Over”

Compton, California, is a city known for gangs, drugs, gangsta rap and, at one time a murder rate 10 times the national average. Black White and Gray All Over, a memoir by Frederick Douglass Reynolds and subtitled “A Black Man’s Odyssey in Life and Law Enforcement” is an insider’s view…

Joanna PoncavageApril 21, 2022

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Spice-Infused Culinary Adventures Abound All Along “The Nutmeg Trail” Cookbook

Variety, as they say, is the spice of life, and there are a huge variety of dishes to be found in The Nutmeg Trail: Recipes and Stories Along the Ancient Spice Routes (Apollo Publishers) by food writer and recipe developer Eleanor Ford. If you are looking for the keys to…

Cynthia ConradMay 3, 2022

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Passion and Pain Bring “Love’s Journey Home”

Someone once told me we have just one truly passionate love in our lives. Sometimes it’s our lifelong partner, but not always. In her memoir, Love’s Journey Home (Atmosphere Press), Gabi Coatsworth puts that theory to the test and ultimately validates it. In many ways, I don’t think Coatsworth’s story…

Valerie Taylor, author of "What’s Not Said" and "What’s Not True"May 9, 2022

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Meet a Pillar of the Vegas Gambling Community in “Paul S. Endy Jr.: Las Vegas Gaming Legend”

Author Eric Endy had a front-row seat to much of that history and documents it vividly and thoroughly through the story of his father in Paul S. Endy Jr., Las Vegas Casino Gaming Legend. Paul Endy, a 1997 inductee into the Nevada Gaming Hall of Fame, made a name for…

Jim AlkonMay 18, 2022

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Middle East Meets West With Ambitious Woman’s Cross-Cultural Upbringing in Saudi Arabia

Jasmin Faulk-Dickerson spent much of her young life with a foot in two different worlds, belonging to one culture that restricted her individual freedoms and to another that promised more to its women than marriage, children and subservience to men, including their own sons. A strong-willed, sensitive and highly creative…

Chelsea CicconeMay 24, 2022

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2020 in Hindsight: “A Diary of the Plague Year” Immortalizes a Year of Headlines

From the moment I opened the first pages of Elise Engler’s book, A Diary of the Plague Year (Metropolitan Books), I knew I was witnessing something very important in terms of chronicling our history. Both her artwork and her use of language offer testimony to the extraordinary events of 2020. Her…

Susan Shapiro BarashMarch 10, 2022

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“Snails & Monkey Tails:” A Love Letter to Language

This whimsical and informative gem of a book would be the perfect gift for anyone who loves languages, linguistics or graphic design. English teachers, journalists, writers, grammarians, librarians and trivia experts alike will love author Michael Arndt’s witty exploration of fourteen standard punctuation marks and commonly used typographical symbols in…

Linda HitchcockMarch 23, 2022

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Spouses Confront an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and a Husband’s Heartbreaking Decision

"Prepare yourself to be heartbroken, expanded, unsettled, and filled with hope." — Michael Cunningham, author of A Home at the End of the World —∞— In Love (Random House) by Amy Bloom hits all the right notes when it comes to revealing and evoking authentic and true emotions. The author beautifully…

Jennifer BlankfeinMarch 29, 2022

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“Don’t Give Up on Your Dreams; Anyone Can Get a Scholarship,” Says Debut Author Lidiia Voevodina

Lidiia Voevodina is well educated — anyone viewing her credentials will quickly see that. What they may not see is that her education was fully funded by scholarships. In fact, to say she has become an expert in the process of getting scholarships is not a stretch. Now, she has…

BookTribMarch 31, 2022

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Find Out How Celebrities Touch the Masses in “Celebrities Against Violence”

Celebrities Against Violence: Case Studies in Speaking Out by Truman R. Keys is a scholarly look at what makes celebrities such powerful spokespeople. Keys notes that their fame makes it easy for people to relate, just as we might listen to a friend’s opinion or experiences. Celebrities also can “plainspeak” complex…

Joanna PoncavageApril 5, 2022

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The Heart of This Great American Love Story Beats On, Generation After Generation

Theirs was an unlikely match. Isn’t that how all great love stories start? A Southern man, forced to rebuild his life after the Civil War, falls in love with a Northern woman with pedigree. It sounds like something straight out of a Nicholas Sparks novel. Only this story is real…

Kelsey HallFebruary 24, 2022

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The Genesis of “Book of Books,” a Tome Examining Global Spiritual Traditions

“Strange, that the mere identity of paper and ink should be so powerful. In truth, the original manuscript has always something which print itself must inevitably lose. An erasure, even a blot, a casual irregularity of hand, and all such little imperfections of mechanical execution, bring us close to the…

James MathewMarch 2, 2022

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BookTube Episode: Barack Obama on “A Promised Land”

BookTube Episode: BLM Co-Founder Alicia Garza on “The Purpose of Power”

Actress’ Hysterical Memoir Details Late-in-Life Love Story With “Grace and Frankie” Producer

Find Out How Deep Police Corruption Runs in “Black, White and Gray All Over”

Spice-Infused Culinary Adventures Abound All Along “The Nutmeg Trail” Cookbook

Passion and Pain Bring “Love’s Journey Home”

Meet a Pillar of the Vegas Gambling Community in “Paul S. Endy Jr.: Las Vegas Gaming Legend”

Middle East Meets West With Ambitious Woman’s Cross-Cultural Upbringing in Saudi Arabia

2020 in Hindsight: “A Diary of the Plague Year” Immortalizes a Year of Headlines

“Snails & Monkey Tails:” A Love Letter to Language

Spouses Confront an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and a Husband’s Heartbreaking Decision

“Don’t Give Up on Your Dreams; Anyone Can Get a Scholarship,” Says Debut Author Lidiia Voevodina

The Heart of This Great American Love Story Beats On, Generation After Generation

The Genesis of “Book of Books,” a Tome Examining Global Spiritual Traditions

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