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Pulitzer Prize winner…
“The End of the Myth” was on of two winners for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction. “A sweeping and beautifully written book that probes the American myth of boundless expansion and provides a compelling context for thinking about the current political moment,” the Pulitzer Prize judges wrote.
Mother's Day…
For all the empty nesters out there, whether your kid is all grown up or you’re a grandmother, societal expectations around older women tend to be particularly cruel. Psychologist Mary Pipher is here to help you navigate the rough patches of this river so that you continue to thrive now that your identity has shifted.
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Self-care in this time of uncertainty and social-distancing has never been more important, and Jenny Odell reminds us that the best way to be a valuable person and citizen is to be thoughtful about our attention and where we direct it. A timely read to reconnect with yourself and refocus on what’s most important to you in life.
Coronavirus…
As you take precautions against coronavirus, find out the lessons learned from the deadly 1918 influenza pandemic. More than a quarter of the world’s population contracted this strain of flu during World War I. Could an infectious disease wreak such calamity in this day and age? “Flu” will give you the necessary perspective on this possibility.
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Honoring Asian Pacific Americans This May
These nonfiction works delve into the dual lives of Asian Pacific Americans.Sélection par Scribd Editors
Understanding Iran
Critical context following the assassination of Gen. Qassem Suleimani.Sélection par Scribd Editors
8 Books That Explain Politics Right Now
Better understand stories behind the headlines with these top political picks.