May We Fall In Love? 10 New Romance Books To Read This Spring
- BOOK LISTS, BOOKS & LOVE
- May 14, 2025
The current movement to legalize marijuana brings back memories of earlier historical events which made headline news. “Turn on, tune in, drop out” was the well-known phrase often repeated by Harvard psychologist Timothy Leary to encourage recreational drug use among mid-twentieth century Americans. In the 1940s he began studying the effects of psychedelic substances on
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READ MOREVisit Cape Verde, a small island nation about 400 miles west of Dakar, Senegal, with these 5 facts about Cape Verde from Africa Memoir: 50 Years, 54 Countries, One American Life by Mark G. Wentling. Visit all 54 African countries with an adventurous American guide who has spent over half a century on the continent.
READ MORE“In the winter she curls up around a good book and dreams away the cold.”―Ben Aaronovitch, Broken Homes. Here are 10 reasons why winter reading is the best kind of reading. 1. Your TBR list still includes many new fall selections, which you will enjoy during long winter nights. 2. Snow is falling, books are calling.
READ MOREDiscover Burundi, a landlocked country in Central Africa’s Great Lakes Region, with these 5 facts about Burundi from Africa Memoir: 50 Years, 54 Countries, One American Life by Mark G. Wentling. Visit all 54 African countries with an adventurous American guide who has spent over half a century on the continent. Africa Memoir tells the incredible
READ MOREIn Postcards from the Borderlands, historian and journalist David Mould explores what borders mean to their peoples. David talks to Book Glow about the book. Describe the book in one sentence. A casual but informed ramble—by car, bus, shared taxi and ferry—through a dozen countries in Africa and Asia, exploring how their borders came to
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