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The Most Dangerous Words I Hear From Married Couples as a Financial Adviser: 'He Handles It'

It makes sense for your husband to take care of finances while you look after the kids — right? Wrong. Here's why you need to get up to speed — fast.

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Man in rare book heist sentenced after stealing $216,000 worth of manuscripts from UCLA library

He typically traveled to China within days of the thefts, according to federal prosecutors

The Independent UK

Adrian Hoare obituary

Other lives: School teacher whose passion for communicating the past extended beyond the classroom

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I Loved Netflix's The Perfect Couple, And Reviews Say Elin Hilderbrand's New Peacock Series Is Even Better

Jennifer Garner leads a superb cast.

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Bestselling books at Matariki Weekend

A little boy goes missing at Muriwai Beach and a fast ride through small-town forestry country, cyclone damage, gangs and meth in the bestselling NZ books this holiday weekend, plus win a book about understanding how children's brains work.

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Jessica Knoll Would Like a Word About the "Unlikable" Women She Writes

"I'm like, 'I really kind of like her. She's kind of funny.'"

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Quote of the day by Albus Dumbledore: ‘Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light’

A famous quote reminds us to look for happiness even during difficult times. It suggests finding moments that make circumstances easier to carry. This perspective shifts focus from external changes to internal visibility. Actions like reaching out to friends can help turn on the light. These ordinary decisions help people…

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Beat legend, ‘boy lover’: how should we reckon with Allen Ginsberg’s complex legacy?

As a series of star-studded events celebrates Ginsberg’s centennial, the keeper of his estate weighs the genius poetry – and provocative views – of the iconic writer

The Guardian - US

Trouble Was by Charlotte Edwardes review – a sharp child’s-eye view of adult neglect

A young boy and his two siblings stay with their aunt in the West Country, in this haunting debut set over the long, hot summer of 1976

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Roddy’s homage to Michèle Roberts’ recipe for chicken saute with tomatoes and mushrooms

This Napoleonic classic is all too often overcomplicated, but this ode to the French-British author’s version is both simple and stunning

The Guardian - UK

Quote of the day by Fyodor Dostoevsky: 'What is hell? I maintain that it is the suffering of being unable to love'

Fyodor Dostoevsky posited that the inability to love results in deep suffering. His literary works, infused with his personal struggles and time in prison, delve into this theme. The notion of hell as an internal fracture feels particularly relevant in today's world, where virtual interactions often lack true empathy and…

The Times of India

Books of the Week: Cyclone damage, and something bad in Fairlie

Two excellent new crime novels include one about a cop who goes to the supermarket for brown rice and vegetables and comes home with a bottle of Scotch and a bag of salt and vinegar chips.

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Service by Lauren Mooney review – a very modern ghost story

The chills are genuinely spooky in this haunted-house tale about contemporary precarity – a debut that speaks to our times

The Guardian - UK

42 lost pages of a 1,500-year-old Bible manuscript were found hidden inside other books after 800 years

For centuries, fragments of an ancient biblical manuscript existed only as scattered pieces hidden inside the bindings of later books. What appeared to be ordinary reused parchment gradually revealed traces of a much older text, belonging to one of the earliest surviving copies of the Letters of St Paul. A…

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Inside Houston’s 1970 School Strike

Texas poet's new book gives Houston's "huelga" school movement iconic verses, images, and voices.

The Guardian - US

Tradwives and ‘anti-woke’ backlash: can Netflix reboot Little House on The Prairie for a new generation?

After the classic series became a pandemic-era smash, a glossy new adaptation aims to explore the complexities of frontier life

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Missing persons report

The premise of a new novel is every parent's nightmare.

The Guardian - UK

Shahrnush Parsipur, Iranian author of Women Without Men, dies at 80

The revered writer and political exile’s publisher says her ‘legacy in literary history can’t be compared to anyone else’s’

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What to Do When Your Health Insurer Says 'No'

One in three people get hit with a denial of coverage, but there are smart and effective ways to appeal.

The Independent UK

Patrice Lawrence, author of Orangeboy, chosen as new children’s laureate

The author, who takes over from Frank Cottrell-Boyce, espoused the power of books to unite ‘a divided world’

The Guardian - UK

‘I presumed kids’ books were written by people who were white and dead’: new children’s laureate Patrice Lawrence

The author of Orangeboy, Indigo Donut and Is That Your Mama? plans to use her two-year term to ensure children isolated from reading get involved

The Guardian - UK

Patrice Lawrence chosen as new children’s laureate

Writer of YA novels Orangeboy and Needle takes over from Frank Cottrell-Boyce and plans to highlight how reading can foster connection in fragmented times

Evening Standard

Award-winning author Patrice Lawrence named as new Children’s Laureate

Known for Orangeboy, Lawrence will take on the prestigious role as the foremost representative of children’s literature.

Marie Claire

The Books That Inspired Mara Brock Akil's Most Personal Story Yet

The writer tells her most personal story yet in her debut novel, 'The Revelation of Dionne Daphne.'

The Guardian - UK

Country People by Daniel Mason review – a joyful follow-up to North Woods

This fantastical journey through family, folktales and a world beneath our feet is witty, uplifting and gorgeously written

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