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Hear It Out, Then Calm It Down: 7 Books on Healing Your Gut

How well do you know your own anatomy? If your last science class was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, your understanding of your internal organs probably comes primarily from news articles, Instagram posts by fitness influencers, and random visits to the doctor’s office for your…

Judy MorenoJuly 27, 2021

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Audiobook Experts Reveal Top 2018 Nonfiction Picks

AudioFile editors are proud to celebrate another year of exceptional audiobooks and audio artists. Below you’ll find their favorites from this year’s nonfiction genre.

AudioFileDecember 5, 2018

Better Self Listicles

Women Share How to Approach Complicated Relationships in These 9 Nonfiction Reads

If you are a woman — and if you’re not, you’re more than welcome here, too — you have relationships of all shapes and sizes, closeness and casualness, complexity and simplicity. Whether you secretly feel lonely, consider yourself rotten at relationships, or feel like you have too many to ever…

Judy MorenoJune 29, 2021

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BookTrib’s Better Self Booklist: 9 From This Year to Help You Start the New Year Right

Ah, the New Year. Remember welcoming 2021? Remember welcoming 2020? Let’s not do that, actually. Let’s move on and hope for better things. Sometimes, though, we have to give those hopes a little gentle nudge so that they’re more likely to come through. This means having determination, SMART goals (Specific,…

Judy MorenoDecember 31, 2021

Better Self Better Self - Featured Listicles Miscellany

Suicide Prevention Week: Books That Sensitively Cover the Subject

According to the American Association of Suicidology (AAS), suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S. In 2019, the most recent year for which the organization cites data, 47,511 Americans died by suicide. This means, on average, 130 suicides occur each day. The tragedy doesn't end with…

Judy MorenoSeptember 10, 2021

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2020 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

Since their beginning in 1967, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards celebrate notable titles in children’s books, middle grade and young adult novels. The books are sorted into the categories of picture books, fiction and poetry and nonfiction, and then reviewed by a panel of three judges. This year, the judges…

Cameron KimballMay 28, 2020

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9 Books to Awaken the Activist in All of Us

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/untamed-equality.jpg Given our nation’s current climate and the looming election, discussions of equality have entered the forefront of our political discussions. This selection of books discusses equality on all fronts and how each of us can become a catalyst for positive change. Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson Told from the…

Gabby TorrentiNovember 3, 2020

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Tales from Tinseltown: 6 Stories About Making it in Hollywood

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/hollywood.jpg This collection of memoirs brings readers behind the scenes and into the lives of those brave souls who dared to make it in Hollywood. Delve into one of these books for endless laughs, inspiring stories and motivation to chase your big-screen dreams. This Will Only Hurt a Little by…

Gabby TorrentiNovember 16, 2020

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9 Books That Take a Closer Look at Our Current Political Climate

With less than one month until the people of the United States elect the next president, they have a lot to consider — especially given the chaotic year we've all had. Numerous government officials, academics, activists, journalists and even everyday citizens have taken up the pen to try to sort…

BookTribOctober 12, 2020

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7 Books Detailing Key Turning Points in History

Sometimes the best stories are the real ones. If that’s the case, history has given us an ongoing series to enjoy. Maybe “enjoy” isn’t the right word; some are tragic, yes, but some are inspiring, and all are crucial to our understanding of our past and ourselves. Delving into these…

Judy MorenoApril 26, 2021

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National Short Story Day: Listen to Your Literature With These Podcast Highlights

As we await the biggest (at least commercial) holiday of the year, take a breather to celebrate another holiday. And this one is timed perfectly, because you really are taking a perfectly-sized brief break to honor it: National Short Story Day! Speaking of timing, this sneaky little devil intentionally falls…

BookTribDecember 21, 2021

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This Veterans Day We’re Showcasing 12 of Our Authors Who Served the Nation

“Now, therefore, I, Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States of America, do hereby call upon all of our citizens to observe Thursday, November 11, 1954, as Veterans Day. On that day let us solemnly remember the sacrifices of all those who fought so valiantly, on the seas, in…

BookTribNovember 11, 2021

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A Brief Primer For Black Poetry Day

Black Poetry Day was established in 1985 to honor Black poets from past to present. Why October 17th you may ask? It’s the birthday of the first Black poet to be published in the United States, Mr. Jupiter Hammon, and the road he paved for those to come. Every year,…

Judy MorenoOctober 15, 2021

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8 Fiction and Nonfiction Books With Compassionate Insights on the Holocaust

It feels deeply wrong to wish you “Happy” International Holocaust Remembrance Day. So I’ll wish you a safe, peaceful and loving one. On this day, January 27, the world gathers to remember abjectly horrifying events in the not-so-distant past, events that still haunt us today. That such evil was done…

Judy MorenoJanuary 27, 2022

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A Lighter Look at POTUS: 7 Books on Witty, Wacky and Weird Sides of Presidents

Being the president of the United States is a serious state of affairs, especially in the current state of affairs. But ever since George Washington reluctantly moved to the capitol at the time, in New York City not Washington, D.C., the man leading our great nation had his work cut…

Judy MorenoMarch 7, 2022

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Uniquely Bereft: 5 Memorable and Moving Examinations of Loss

Grief certainly isn’t pleasant, but it is something that most of us will have to confront at one point or another. So, when loss inevitably comes knocking at our door, these books, each unique in its approach to the subject, may offer some amount of comfort. Furthermore, if each of…

Chelsea CicconeOctober 26, 2021

Hear It Out, Then Calm It Down: 7 Books on Healing Your Gut

Audiobook Experts Reveal Top 2018 Nonfiction Picks

Women Share How to Approach Complicated Relationships in These 9 Nonfiction Reads

BookTrib’s Better Self Booklist: 9 From This Year to Help You Start the New Year Right

Suicide Prevention Week: Books That Sensitively Cover the Subject

2020 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

Tales from Tinseltown: 6 Stories About Making it in Hollywood

9 Books That Take a Closer Look at Our Current Political Climate

7 Books Detailing Key Turning Points in History

National Short Story Day: Listen to Your Literature With These Podcast Highlights

This Veterans Day We’re Showcasing 12 of Our Authors Who Served the Nation

A Brief Primer For Black Poetry Day

8 Fiction and Nonfiction Books With Compassionate Insights on the Holocaust

A Lighter Look at POTUS: 7 Books on Witty, Wacky and Weird Sides of Presidents

Uniquely Bereft: 5 Memorable and Moving Examinations of Loss

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