Q: Are Americans are getting fatter because of their
recent reading habits? A: Of course not, but the link needed a hook.
It's only slightly less depressing than those 'Local Bookstore to Close' articles:
Local Bookstore Taking Painful Steps to Stay Afloat.
The NYTimes asked a handful of authors to explain how they decide
which books to throw away and
which to keep. Needless to say, the trash talk is as tepid as the praise is rhapsodic.
Local lawmaker hopes to make it tougher for pervs checking out kids checking out books. (Or:
Quincy, MA is considering an ordinance that would ban Level 3 sex offenders from libraries.)
Q: Are Americans are getting fatter because of their recent reading habits? A: Of course not, but the link needed a hook.
It's only slightly less depressing than those 'Local Bookstore to Close' articles: Local Bookstore Taking Painful Steps to Stay Afloat.
The NYTimes asked a handful of authors to explain how they decide which books to throw away and which to keep. Needless to say, the trash talk is as tepid as the praise is rhapsodic.
Local lawmaker hopes to make it tougher for pervs checking out kids checking out books. (Or: Quincy, MA is considering an ordinance that would ban Level 3 sex offenders from libraries.)