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At work: hardworking news journalists. At home: omnivorous fiction readers. We asked our colleagues what they've enjoyed most this year and here are the titles they shared.
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Author Steve Traina details the short history of the club that began as a coffee house at East 105th and Euclid in Cleveland. -
In his latest collection of poetry, Latimer grapples with the death of his father. -
Quartez Harris worked as an elementary school teacher in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. He talked about how that experience and his students shaped his writing. -
In “Lola and the Troll,” Connie Schultz offers a story about a little girl standing you to her bully. -
Brandy Schillace says her new main character shares some similarities with her, including being on the autism spectrum. -
The NPR Science Desk Correspondent talked about her new book, “Transient and Strange,” with the “Sound of Ideas.” -
Despite a rise in challenges, no books have reportedly been pulled off the shelves. -
The "Ordinary People Change the World" series offers kid-size biographies of historic figures. -
Ideastream Public Media’s Executive Editor Mike McIntyre discusses the book “What the Farm” with author Mary Conway Sullivan. -
Two books look at how President Garfield and President Lincoln each confronted the bitter division of their times.
