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Lynn Topel
New Year, New Books!
As we settle into 2026, a host of new books will help children ring in another year.
1/19/2026
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Literature
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Leo Salvatore
Nature and Evil in Virgil’s ‘Eclogues’
Far from an homage to idyllic landscapes, the pastoral poem reminds readers that peace isn’t a given, but an ideal to establish and maintain.
1/19/2026
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Literature
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Paul Prezzia
The Power of Love in ‘The Cricket on the Hearth’
Charles Dickens’s novella shows how true love withstands the test of human frailty.
1/17/2026
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Fine Arts
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Marlena Figge
Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired
Sacred and high art can sometimes feel distant or underwhelming to modern viewers. Perhaps their limitations are intentional.
1/15/2026
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America 250 Years
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Jeff Minick
‘We Hold These Truths ...’: The Sentence That Shaped America and Changed the World
One document played a principal part in forming a nation and changing the world—the Declaration of Independence.
1/12/2026
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Linda Wiegenfeld
Restoring Literacy Through Read-Alouds
As parents struggle to find ways to get their child’s reading up to speed, read-alouds may be key to fostering a child’s love for the printed text.
1/21/2026
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Kate Vidimos
To Hear With the Soul: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘Miriam’s Lover’
In “Miriam’s Lover,” L.M. Montgomery imagines a love that communicates beyond words, distance, and the physical world.
1/20/2026
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Book Recommendation
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Lynn Topel
New Year, New Books!
As we settle into 2026, a host of new books will help children ring in another year.
1/19/2026
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Literature
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Leo Salvatore
Nature and Evil in Virgil’s ‘Eclogues’
Far from an homage to idyllic landscapes, the pastoral poem reminds readers that peace isn’t a given, but an ideal to establish and maintain.
1/19/2026
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Book Review
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Adam H. Douglas
‘Land’: A Novel About How Land Is History and History Is Land
Envelop yourself in this rich, spiritual tale of a 19th-century Irish family and how their homeland reshapes them.
1/18/2026
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Literature
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Walker Larson
‘Tears, Idle Tears’: Tennyson and the Bittersweetness of Nostalgia
A shapeless yet powerful grief overwhelms Alfred, Lord Tennyson in this poignant and imagery-rich poem.
1/18/2026
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Paul Prezzia
The Power of Love in ‘The Cricket on the Hearth’
Charles Dickens’s novella shows how true love withstands the test of human frailty.
1/17/2026
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Dustin Bass
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Jan. 16–22
1/15/2026
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Fine Arts
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Marlena Figge
Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired
Sacred and high art can sometimes feel distant or underwhelming to modern viewers. Perhaps their limitations are intentional.
1/15/2026
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Book Review
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Phil Hall
A Star Is Remembered in ‘Lauren Bacall: The Queen of Cool’
Anthony Uzarowski’s biography celebrates an actress who lit up the screen and the stage.
1/13/2026
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Linda Wiegenfeld
Restoring Literacy Through Read-Alouds
As parents struggle to find ways to get their child’s reading up to speed, read-alouds may be key to fostering a child’s love for the printed text.
1/21/2026
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Literature
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Kate Vidimos
To Hear With the Soul: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘Miriam’s Lover’
In “Miriam’s Lover,” L.M. Montgomery imagines a love that communicates beyond words, distance, and the physical world.
1/20/2026
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Book Recommendation
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Lynn Topel
New Year, New Books!
As we settle into 2026, a host of new books will help children ring in another year.
1/19/2026
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Literature
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Leo Salvatore
Nature and Evil in Virgil’s ‘Eclogues’
Far from an homage to idyllic landscapes, the pastoral poem reminds readers that peace isn’t a given, but an ideal to establish and maintain.
1/19/2026
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Book Review
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Adam H. Douglas
‘Land’: A Novel About How Land Is History and History Is Land
Envelop yourself in this rich, spiritual tale of a 19th-century Irish family and how their homeland reshapes them.
1/18/2026
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Literature
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Walker Larson
‘Tears, Idle Tears’: Tennyson and the Bittersweetness of Nostalgia
A shapeless yet powerful grief overwhelms Alfred, Lord Tennyson in this poignant and imagery-rich poem.
1/18/2026
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Literature
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Paul Prezzia
The Power of Love in ‘The Cricket on the Hearth’
Charles Dickens’s novella shows how true love withstands the test of human frailty.
1/17/2026
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Book Recommendation
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Dustin Bass
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Jan. 16–22
1/15/2026
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Fine Arts
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Marlena Figge
Vittoria Colonna’s Sonnet 45: Imperfectly Captured, Perfectly Inspired
Sacred and high art can sometimes feel distant or underwhelming to modern viewers. Perhaps their limitations are intentional.
1/15/2026
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Book Review
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Phil Hall
A Star Is Remembered in ‘Lauren Bacall: The Queen of Cool’
Anthony Uzarowski’s biography celebrates an actress who lit up the screen and the stage.
1/13/2026
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