Books
Reading opens the doors to a new world, a world that we may never experience in real life. It introduces exciting adventures and offers ideas through different perspectives. Reading exposes new words to us, as we are constantly discovering and expanding our vocabulary, oftentimes without even knowing it.
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Book series opens conversations on culture
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 4 Comments • 3 weeks ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: I think that by the author making that statement, he means what you have replied. On my Discovery group and sometimes my Confucius group I try to...
Salty Cravings: How literature inspires wanderlust
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 4 Comments • 8 months ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: Well, then the site NEEDS to have some seeds of culture sown - maybe a little will penetrate those who are so constrained.
Children’s picture book flagged at Alabama library because author’s last name is ‘Gay’
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 3 Comments • last year
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: Actually I had a friend in Toronto whose name was Gay. In any event I must admit I seem to have lost or misplaced the sources of those revelations...
The most popular books on social media, according to BookTok
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 5 Comments • last year
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: I feel the same way about it.
Obama biographer says ex-president 'as insecure as Trump,' would be 'terrible' on SCOTUS in stunning interview
Via: Vic Eldred • 3 Comments • last year
Jasper2529 last wrote: "..." I've always found Obama's life story a rather opaque enigma - from his Indonesian stepfather enrolling him in an Indonesian religious...
Target to Drop Mark Levin Book for Fear of Offending Democrats
Via: Vic Eldred • 146 Comments • last year
Vic Eldred last wrote: I think I'll draw the line with ten. I'm assuming our readers want to hear issues discussed. I'll try to stick with that.
The long journey of Yeonmi Park
By: Vic Eldred • 12 Comments • last year
Jasper2529 last wrote: "..." Genocide comes to mind.
'Shortchanged' Review: Technically Advanced
Via: Vic Eldred • 1 Comments • last year
Vic Eldred last wrote: Who would have thought that American higher education would be in such a predicament.The Book is:Shortchanged: How Advanced Placement Cheats Students
'Poverty, by America' Review: Poverty Is Your Fault
Via: Vic Eldred • 5 Comments • last year
Jack_TX last wrote: So... a professor in his ivory tower is eager to spend other people's money and direct other people's activities to affect a theoretical "solution"...
'William F. Buckley Sr.' Review: Conservatism's Mexican Roots
Via: Vic Eldred • 1 Comments • last year
Vic Eldred last wrote: Here we have the little know story of the father of the man who put Conservatism on the map. It's also nice to think that their influence may save...
