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When it comes to the one book our staffers would read over and over again, many of us turn to classics over buzzy new reads.

In response to the curating, patrons of the library sought letters from some of the authors of the books eliminated from purchasing. One of the letters, written by Callans, was read at the board's ...

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Some books you read, enjoy, and forget. Others? They shake your worldview, force you to reflect deeply, and linger in your mind long after the last page is turned. These are the books that ...

So last week, a group of researchers who were studying a set of medieval books published their findings. They had been looking into the material used to make the books' covers. MARY LOUISE KELLY ...

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