Fresh Starts: 10 Books That Bloom With Hope
- BOOK LISTS, BOOKS & SEASONS
- April 14, 2025
These books offer a range of romantic tales, from classic love stories to contemporary rom-coms, perfect for Valentine’s Day reading. 10 Valentine’s Day Book Recommendations 1. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen While not specifically about Valentine’s Day, this classic novel explores themes of love, courtship, and social expectations in Regency-era England. 2. The Notebook
READ MOREThese 5 books about AI cover various aspects of artificial intelligence, from its history and technical aspects to its societal implications and potential future impact. Depending on your interests, you might find one or more of these books particularly engaging! 5 Books About AI 1. Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans by Melanie Mitchell
READ MOREHigh school isn’t easy, especially with a learning disability. As Fred navigates four years of high school—confronting bullies, struggling with homework and tests, losing his shoes, and trying to answer the question, Who are you, Fred?—readers will gain an understanding about the complexities of learning disabilities. Author Eileen Maloney Ryan talks to Book Glow about
READ MOREThese top 10 LD novels explore the theme of learning disabilities, providing valuable insights and raising awareness about the challenges individuals with learning disabilities face. These top 10 LD novels prove to be both educational and emotionally impactful reads. Top 10 LD Novels 1. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark
READ MOREThese 10 spooky books to read this Halloween season offer a range of spooky and eerie experiences, from classic Gothic horror to contemporary psychological thrillers, making them perfect choices for Halloween reading. Prepare to be thrilled and chilled with these 10 spooky books to read this Halloween season. 10 Spooky Books To Read This Halloween Season
READ MOREKim Imas answers questions about her new novel, Beast Mom. Question: Beast Mom talks a lot about female rage—both overtly and through metaphor—why is this a topic you wanted to tackle? Kim Imas: I was frustrated and upset throughout most of the 2016 election cycle—by the rampant misogyny being hurled at a female presidential candidate
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