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4 months agoHere Are the 12 New Books You Should Read in March
March's must-reads include diverse titles from authors like Amanda Nguyen, Scaachi Koul, and Torrey Peters, highlighting personal stories and societal issues.
The cyberattack coordinated by Israeli and U.S. government hackers known as Stuxnet, which damaged the centrifuges at the Iranian nuclear facility in Natanz, is almost certainly the most well-known hack in history. Because of its impact, its sophistication, and its sheer boldness, the attack captured the imagination not only of the cybersecurity community, but the larger public as well.
Emily Goodling is a professor who emphasizes the aesthetic and intellectual role of books in her home. Living in a 500-square-foot attic apartment, she has gathered all her books in one place for the first time since childhood.
"For me, it's a game plan of how to actually seek solutions to the biggest existential threat that we actually face as a species and as a planet. Whenever I introduce people to the book, you see people get obsessed with the kinds of things that we can be doing, whether that's regenerative agriculture, renewable energy, or reducing food waste." - Jay Lipman, Ethic
There are two kinds of readers: those who would choose death before dog-ears, keeping their beloved volumes as pristine as possible, and those whose books bear the marks of a life well read.
The Interactive Illustrated Editions of the Harry Potter series, featuring unique papercraft elements and vibrant illustrations, offer fans a new immersive way to engage with the stories.
O'Brien stated, "I was just diving into fairytales, which I grew up on and love. I have books on the shelf behind me that are from when I was a kid, that are full of dark, weird stories."
The puzzles are a lot of fun, but the characters, storylines, and other details take the Murdle experience to another level. I have no idea how the author came up with all of this creativity! You can Murdle solo or with friends. I look forward to future volumes, but this one will keep me busy for a while! - Liz Gately
Many of today’s most popular television series, including hits like 'Gossip Girl' and 'You,' originated from novels or book series, transforming the literary landscape into captivating screen narratives.