New Book Charts A Tale Of Sudden Civilizational Collapse
The terror of post-colonial Africa should provide a warning to those of us in Europe and America—the descent into chaos and violence can happen here.
Mythology And Murdered Maidens Can’t Save This Disappointing Thriller
Novelist Alex Michaelides’s second book, ‘The Maidens,’ fails to live up the promise of his first big bestseller ‘The Silent Patient.’
Getting Beyond Global Warming Alarmism To Find Real Solutions
Bjorn Lomborg’s ‘False Alarm: How Climate Change Panic Costs Us Trillions, Hurts the Poor, and Fails To Fix the Planet,’ tears apart the facile reasons driving climate alarmism and proposes smarter solutions.
‘Debunking The 1619 Project’ Reveals The Difference Between History And Propaganda
Historian Mary Grabar’s book, ‘Debunking The 1619 Project,’ provides lots of useful historical context and facts to counter The New York Times’ racial sophistry.
After Banning Conservative Book From Its Shelves, Big Bookstore Hypes ‘Banned Books Week’
After refusing to carry Andy Ngo’s book in its store, one of the world’s largest bookstores is asking customers to ‘celebrate Banned Books Week.’
Recovering Our Common Sense Means Rediscovering The Divine
A recently translated book by French theologian Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, ‘Thomistic Common Sense,’ argues that modernity has made a lot of life’s basic questions more complicated than they need to be.
How Japanese Americans Confronted Injustice While Still Loving America
Daniel James Brown’s new book, ‘Facing the Mountain: A True Story of Japanese American Heroes in World War II,’ details how Japanese Americans responded to being forced into internment camps with patriotism and valor.
Why Picture Books Matter So Much To Children And How To Judge If One’s Good
I’m glad to find another story that will help feed my kiddo’s appetite for stories while also balancing out this decade’s obsession with the self.
Here’s An Essential Book For Anyone Dealing With Critical Illness
Dr. Wes Ely’s ‘Every Deep-Drawn Breath’ outlines a groundbreaking strategy for helping health care workers and ordinary Americans manage life-threatening illnesses and end-of-life care better.
Quentin Tarantino’s Deeply Personal Examination Of Hollywood Legends Is Now A Book
In the novelization of his most recent film, ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,’ the famed director entertains and offers some surprisingly intimate and unguarded commentary on his love of movies.
‘Return Of The God Hypothesis’ Explains Why Science Can No Longer Ignore Intelligent Design
Stephen Meyer’s new book ‘Return of the God Hypothesis’ documents the history of the fall of the God hypothesis in science, and explains why it’s back.
Environmentalists Argue That To Save The Planet, We Must Play God
Two new books discuss how technology can help fix a host of environmental crises — but will cutting-edge solutions have unintended consequences?
This Author’s Intricately Designed Picture Books Seek To Cultivate Children’s Souls
In a culture that teaches children they can choose what they are meant to be, Matthew Mehan’s latest picture book couldn’t be more timely.
A Teacher Explains The Massive Challenges Young Americans Don’t Want To Face, But Must
Jeremy Adams’ book, ‘Hollowed Out,’ offers an alarming diagnosis, and a little hope, for a generation that has rejected family and tradition for a damaging digital existence.
New York Is A Cautionary Tale About The Dangers of Progressivism
Seth Barron’s book, ‘The Last Days of New York,’ paints a damning portrait of how Bill de Blasio’s left-wing politics exacerbated civic corruption and crime.
Jean Hanff Korelitz Releases A Thriller That Never Loses ‘The Plot’
Jean Hanff Korelitz’s ‘The Plot’ is a well-executed, tension-filled mystery about what it means to be a writer.
Theologian Shows Evangelicals How To Truly Keep Racism At Bay
Theologian Voddie Baucham’s book ‘Fault Lines,’ warns that corrosive social justice ideology is seeping into American evangelicalism and offers valuable inisight on how to stop it.
Mark Levin’s ‘American Marxism’ Challenges Conservatives To Play Offense
Filled with history, philosophy, and meticulous analysis, “American Marxism” is Levin’s most important book to date.
The Answer To Political Correctness Isn’t More Free Speech, But Better Speech
In Michael Knowles’ new book, ‘Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds,’ the popular Daily Wire commentator takes a deep dive into the history of political correctness and offers suggestions for how to combat it.
NOT SATIRE: Book Industry Apologizes For Not Burning Book Saying Boys And Girls Are Different Before People Could Read It
‘This is a serious, violent incident that goes against ABA’s ends policies, values, and everything we believe and support,’ the American Booksellers Association tweeted.
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