#Readers

Danielle Binks

danielle_binks

Soooooo I saw this photo of Molly Ringwald and Andrew McCarthy on Pinterest from a movie I’d never seen before. I was curious. I went to IMDB and found it

Laura E. Weymouth

lauraeweymouth

While I totally understand the pushback on how YA fantasy characters predominantly read as VERY mature for their ages, and think there should be far more space in the market

iGrowth

iGrowthHQ

Readers are leaders. • Elon Musk grew up reading two books a day, according to his brother.• Mark Zuckerberg aimed to read at least one book every two weeks.• Bill Gates reads 50

Reclamation Magazine

ReclamationMag

Calling all readers: looking for new titles to add to your shelf on #IndigenousPeoplesDay?These 9 selected works span an array of genres — from memoirs to historical fiction — while

Eugenia Zuroski 祖思薪🔥🐍

zugenia

Absolutely relevant to the conversations I’ve been having with grad students lately about publishing. Our scholarship can do so much more than generate the professional capital that lets the “top”

Billie Bloebaum

BillieBook

This is going to be a thread & it's going to get emotional & it may contain swearing. All of which is to explain why it's not coming from @BkstoreRomance.

Leo Watkins

leowatkins91

I feel sympathy with the Guardian journalists likely to lose their jobs, because it will almost certainly be the better ones. The overpaid, past-their-sell-by-date columnists will be the penultimate area

Dr. Erik Wade

erik_kaars

[TW: racism] Thread: In 1849, a London periodical called The Anglo-Saxon appeared with the stated goal of popularizing the term "Anglo-Saxon"as a racial & linguistic term tied to the early

Adiba Jaigirdar

adiba_j

Now that it's pride month, I'm seeing people making book rec lists with diversity in mind...which is awesome! Here are some things I would recommend keeping in mind: 1) I'm

5Harfliler

5Harfliler

Turkey is the first signatory to the Istanbul Convention and it has been in effect since 2014. Now, Turkey is considering withdrawing from the Convention, which is the human rights

James Clements

MrJClements

Hello- if you find yourself with some time on your hands, I’m going to be running some free weekly webinars with @OUPPrimary. Each one will be about a different aspect

Tabsira Archives

TabsiraArchives

A growing body of research shows that there is no ‘strong toggle’ in the brain between fiction and nonfiction. People often incorporate lessons from fictional stories into their beliefs, attitudes

John Sanilac 👳

JohnSanilac

Thinking I might focus more on imaginative writing and less on aesthetics/relationship discussion. Not totally decided because those seem much more popular, but I always feel like I'm repeating the

LIFE BY HORNS 💰

LifeHornsWay

How To Write For Business10 Lessons In 10 Tweets [ THREAD ]Let's go 1: Omit Extra WordsWriting is a struggle against messy thinking. Force yourself to strike needless verbiage.

Jessica F

teacher2library

A thing I should have anticipated but did not: since reopening to the public I have gotten SO MANY questions from parents about early readers and learning how to read.

Helen Ralston

ralston_h

THREAD Inspired by @AVisserFuray @smithsmm @MrBoothY6 (& others) the kids/YA fiction I've read/listened in last 3 months:1. The London Eye Mystery Nowhere near as good as A Monster Calls but