Help Children Live Their Best Bookish Life
This post on creating the best literary life for children is sponsored by Flatiron Books, Publisher of American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins. También de este lado...
I Can’t Believe I Only Read 20 Books in 2019. What Happened?
This post is sponsored by Flatiron Books, Publisher of American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins. También de este lado hay sueños. On this side too, there are...
The Benefits of Leading a Bookish Life in 2020
This post on the benefits of a literary life is sponsored by Flatiron Books, Publisher of American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins. También de este lado hay...
YA Books About Fashion Design
This list of YA books about fashion is sponsored by Book Riot’s new literary fiction podcast Novel Gazing. Novel Gazing is your destination for all things...
5 Options Instead of Throwing Away a Book: Critical Linking, January 22, 2020
Critical Linking, a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web is sponsored by Flatiron Books, publishers of The Night Country by...
How to Live Your Best Bookish Life Day
Because we want you to start the new year, and the new decade, with your best foot forward, we’re dedicating today to living your best bookish...
How to Print an Excel Spreadsheet with a Background
By default, when you print an Excel spreadsheet, it only includes cells that contain data. Extra content is typically excluded, but it is possible to add...
Quarkus updates: Eclipse MicroProfile 3.2 compatibility reached
What’s the scoop on Quarkus? Since it’s release, we have been watching the project closely and according to many Java experts, it should have a place...
How the Women Became Little
In 1834, Amos Bronson Alcott—most famous now for being the father of the author of Little Women, but then a 34-year-old self-taught intellectual determined to become...
Storystorm 2020 Day 22: Shannon Stocker Finds Inspiration in #OwnVoices
by Shannon Stocker If you’ve attended any SCBWI conference or followed writers on Twitter for longer than a minute, you’ve probably heard the message loud and...
