LGBTQ+ Book Bans Reign Havoc in Literature: Then to Now
In 1928, the first LGBTQ+ book was banned and since then the numbers have steadily increased. Let’s take a look at the history.
AUTHOR: Riyah Dugar
Gun Violence: Memoirs That Shed Light On The Traumatic Effects
Millions of people around the world feel the consequences of gun violence. Here is how you, as a book-lover, can further understand the trauma they faced.
Why Representation Of Alzheimer’s and Dementias Is So Important In Books
Millions of families are affected by Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Books help to educate not only those affected by to raise awareness to everyone who could be.
81 Years Ago Anne Frank And Kitty Finally Met
81 years ago, Anne Frank began writing a diary of her experiences hiding from the Nazis in Netherlands. Here is a detail about the book that is so much more than a diary.
5 Unique Book Markets Around The World That Can Make Any Book Lover Swoon
What could be better than being surrounded by books? These unique book markets are every bibliophile’s dream!