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#FridayReads Roundup: A Reading Exchange and Tiny Topics with Tiny Titles
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Microhistories and Their Microtitles
A somewhat recent and interesting approach to studying and writing about cultural and social history is the “microhistory.” We noticed a theme among microhistories: many have single word titles followed by a descriptive subtitle. Check out our list of microhistories and their microtitles.
Hogwarts & Hollywood: The Librarian Is In Podcast, Ep. 16
It's the first-ever Reading Challenge episode! Gwen and Frank assigned books to each other to read and discuss on the air. Hijinks ensue...
New York Times Read Alikes: July 17, 2016
If you are among the many readers who read one of The New York Times top five fiction titles and want more of the same adventure or romance or thrills, here are some suggestions for you.
Lynn is marvelling at Trump Days by the amazing George Saunders.
Gwen is reading some YA novel for her committee work.
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