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The Joys Of Little Free Libraries
Humbly championing the wonder of books from the sidelines is the Little Free Library.
Study, Exams And Hay Fever
Hay fever season used to typically begin around May or June time. However, recently there has been speculation that it will begin earlier every year.
Why Frank Herbert’s Dune Still Resonates With Readers Today
Yes, there’s highly futuristic technology in Dune. But it’s always the qualities of humanity that shine through, giving solid anchor points for our reading.
Can Social Media Support Your Home Learning?
It’s important to be mindful of who you interact with online and the types of content you consume.
Buying Books You Already Own: Why New Editions Matter
Newest editions of a text often come with bonus material to make a purchase more enticing for consumers.
What Role Does Mythology Play In Middle-earth?
With a foundational aim of making Middle-earth pre-history, the text itself almost becomes a myth.
Why Should You Read More Dystopian Literature?
Because dystopian literature is purely speculative, these texts leave plenty of room for ambiguity and for key areas to be debated.
Scheduling Wider Reading Around Literature Studies
Remember, your time is valuable, and wider reading is extra, if enjoyable, work. Keep that in mind as you proceed, and be picky with your reading.
Talking Tolkien: Why The New Amazon Series Is On Shaky Ground
Amazon are resorting to making up their own characters, plots, and events – a rash move that will likely doom the show for ardent fans of the source material.
