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How the Illusion of Fluency tricks smart readers, why a human kidney cell knows how to study better than you, and the cognitive science of making books stick. You buy a book everyone has been raving about. You spend twelve…
Beano is the ultimate comic for kids aged 6- 12. When it comes to magazines kids love, Beano has everything: stories, jokes, competitions, and the kids are always in charge! Get each weekly issue before the shops! 100% recyclable packaging. Launch a healthy…
The grand sacrament commenced with the sacred decree: “In this house, only Dad cooks the borscht!” After polishing off the borscht, the father began sinking into an inescapable post-lunch drowse, lazily blinking his eyes out of sync. The patient agent…
Specifically, books you read for entertainment. Books you re-read for work, for education, to perform tasks are not a part of this. To be clear, that does not mean the books need to be fiction of some kind. Just the…
You are the most important person in your life, and your life doesn’t really begin until you fully realize that. “You are the task.”— Franz Kafka A book Kafka put together from scraps of paper he numbered over more than…
Brain Holder introduces NIL: A Psychology for the 21st Century and Beyond, a book presenting Natural Intelligence Liberation through the principle of 1 = 0. The book considers overthinking, ego, interconnectedness, personal potential, and the relationship between the individual and the larger whole. Within…
When Torquay retiree Steve Shelley was asked to write down his occupation on a form, he decided being a poet sounded far more interesting than being retired. That spur-of-the-moment decision in 2024 sparked a new creative pursuit, with Shelley now preparing…
On why we pour our hearts onto paper when no one has time to listen. I have asked myself this question on many nights, usually at the exact moment I was reaching for a pen. And my hand is eager.
Award-winning author Clifton Brusso, a direct descendant of Alexandre Dumas, creator of The Three Musketeers and other classics, announces the release of his new publication combining two books into one: From Dyslexic to Doctor (Book 1) and A Good Trick If…
iHeart Johnâs work has appeared in The New York Times, GQ, Menâs Journal, Financial Times Magazine, Oxford American, and The Boston Globe. His Previous book, The Secret History of Bigfoot, was named best book of 2024 by NPR and…