D: A story of two worlds By Michel Faber Posted by Doubleday ISBN 978 0 8575 2510 9 Originally from Somaliland in the Horn of Africa, high school student Dhikilo Saxardiid Samawada Bentley now lives with her adoptive parents, Mr and Mrs Bentley, in a small coastal town in the …
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Read More »Indian American Tahera Qutbuddin Wins Sheikh Zayed Book Prize 2020
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Good news for LEGO enthusiasts, Blocks Magazine offer all print subscribers access to their comprehensive digital back catalog, making it easier for readers to find a specific article, guide, or review. Blocks is excited to announce that we are opening the back catalog, providing access to over 80 digital back …
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Read More »Valeria Luiselli, professor at Bard College, wins prestigious Dublin literary award 2021 for her archive of novels about lost children
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The National Library (NK) in Prague announced yesterday that it had been the victim of a cyber attack and had shut down its main systems. Experts are currently working on a safe resumption of operations, but the library will remain closed to the public until further notice. NK management filed …
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The archives recently opened at the Swedish Academy revealed the deep concern of the Nobel judges over the consequences that would await Alexander Solzhenitsyn if the dissident Soviet writer received the literature prize in 1970. The author of A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, who revealed the horrors …
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