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Eric Puchner’s novel traverses half a century, coalescing into a family history that feels monumental. Maybe it’s not the ...

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Students from Kernersville Elementary School competed in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools’ Battle of the Books competition and finished in the top nine. KES Media Coordinator Peggy Norris said ...

As a librarian who both loves gossip and has anxiety, the best place for me to get my tittle-tattle fix is within the pages of drama books. Luckily, there’s a near-endless supply of incredible works ...

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fiction. A bit hard to define, the genre is not held together by particular plot points or narrative characteristics, but rather by the warm-and-fuzzy way these books leave you feeling. The trend ...

On Goodreads, readers of healing fiction describe near-transcendent experiences. "This was the feel-good book I needed in my life right now. I laughed, I cried and if there was ever magic I could ...