Booksology new york times Selecting the best nonfiction of summer
Want to stock up on more nonfiction for your summer reading? new york times Announcing a list of non-fiction summer It Girls. These are nonfiction books published from June to August 2026 and include memoirs, guidebooks, and biographies. Focusing on culinary memoirs by indigenous chefs (our knife saves us A Linguistic History of Racial Slurs by the Academic Daughter of a Comedy Great (by Nephi Craig)What We Said: Richard Pryor, Notorious Words and Me by Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor), and the new Harry Belafonte biography (Daylight Come: Harry Belafonte and the world he created Written by Joshua Jerry Shapiro).
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Public libraries grapple with e-book pricing
Organizations representing a wide range of public libraries in the United States and Canada have signed a letter calling on the five largest publishers to improve their e-book pricing models. Kate Laughlin, executive director of the Association of Small Local Libraries, said current costs have become unsustainable, if not completely unsustainable, especially for small libraries. The group argues that patrons, publishers and libraries will benefit from open, solution-driven conversations at a time when the use of digital distribution is rapidly increasing and audiobooks and e-books cost more than physical copies.
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