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_Deconstructing Brad Pitt by Christopher Schaberg and Robert Bennett
_Deconstructing Brad Pitt is an interesting read for literary enthusiasts and students of Media and Film studies. At the same time, the essays also examine how films affect culture and shape our society, and therefore will entertain readers interested in social sciences.
What Every Body Is Saying By Joe Navarro
What Every Body Is Saying is a quick and easy read, and the author promises that if your read it a few times, spotting these nonverbal cues will become a habit and help you in your everyday conversations with people with your family and also help you communicate confidently in your workplace.
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot
I won’t hesitate a bit to say that The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks is one of the best narrative nonfiction books I have ever read. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks is the story of the woman who gave medical science the ability to test thousands of cures and continues to do so.
Not That Kind of Girl: Book Release
Not That Kind of Girl is a no holds barred, candid take on the major events in the author Lena Dunham’s life.
Discover Toronto: 10 Books to Explore Toronto from Writers’ Eyes
Discover Toronto through vivid literary portraits of the city these writers have created. You may not be ready to travel just yet, until then these books will help you recreate a lively image of the city.
Columbine Shooting Memoir by Susan Klebold
Killing many and yourself could be an easy ride into history, but what does it do to the surviving family when your name becomes a national headline? Here is a story from one such survivor.
In the Footsteps of Greatness by Josh Mathe
In The Footsteps Greatness shares all Josh Mathe’s ups and downs as he went about defeating the highest mountain peak in the continental US. It is an easy read and the reader will take away many things on different levels from the book some practical, some spiritual.
Authors Wanted for Latino Childrens’ Books
Read Conmigo, the bilingual literacy campaign has launched a search for Latino children’s’ book authors. The winning authors will receive $1000 in prize money and must feature at least one of Read Conmigo characters
Writer’s Trust Prize Announces NonFiction Prize Finalists
The 2014 Finalists come from a variety of subjects. While Paula Todd looks at how bullying has crept into the virtual world and has grown stronger than the real world, Kathleen Winter explores the enigmatic arctic regions and the life of aborigines. Naomi Klein and Charles Montgomery evaluate our current lifestyle through the lens of climate change and urban planning and design.