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There has truly never been a book series as heavily marketed to me as Sarah J. Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses . I haven't been able to escape the series since the first book was published in 2015. But, despite my love for adult fantasy, they just never made it into my miles-long TBR pile (much to the chagrin of my best friend, who had to deal with me procrastinating this series for an entire year after she read it). Then, I started getting served ACOTAR video after ACOTAR video after even more ACTOAR videos on TikTok. You know how it goes: you like one or two measly 10-second videos and suddenly your entire feed is flooded. Well, after one too many clips of fantasy lovers fawning over characters named Rhys, Cassian, and Lucien, I texted that aforementioned friend and told her it was finally time.  Even though these books have been in my orbit for years, I really didn't know much about the series, just that it had a massive fanbase whose sole aim in life s...

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-- Global online language-learning market expected to reach $21.2 billion by 2027 -- More than 24 million people study English in Mexico ; 18 th largest market for English language training in the world TORONTO , June 23, 2022 /CNW/ -  Lingo Media Corporation  (TSXV: LM) (OTC: LMDCF) (FSE: LIMA ) ("Lingo Media") , an EdTech language-learning and content development company, today announced that Cambridge English School, a well-established English language training institute in Mexico , has selected the English for Success ("EFS") online English course as its turnkey blended learning solutions platform. EFS is provided through Lingo Media's e-learning subsidiary, Everybody Loves Languages Inc. ("ELL"), a state-of-the-art language-learning content solutions provider. With more than 700 hours of educational content, EFS uses storytelling to engage students to help them progress through various learning levels. Teachers can a...

Summer is almost upon us, bringing with it longer days, lots of sun and some much-needed time to rest. Whatever your plans are, there are plenty of new mysteries and thrillers to accompany you. Here, you'll find books that will keep you up all night, books that will take you anywhere from a slowly sinking Mexico City to the quiet streets of rural North Carolina to the city lights of New York and Hong Kong. This is by no means a comprehensive list — later this summer, be on the lookout for Katie Zhao's punchy campus thriller "The Lies We Tell" and Ashley Winstead's deliciously unputdownable "The Last Housewife" — but every book here does something new and exciting within the genre, managing to tackle big, weighty themes while also being exceptionally readable. 4 great new mysteries and thrillers — and one to skip Cherish Farrah, by Bethany C. Morrow In the vein of "Get Out" and "Parasite," this gorgeous, unsettling thriller follows Far...

[unable to retrieve full-text content] 'I changed kids' perspectives': Muggsy Bogues, the 5ft 3in star who broke NBA norms    The Guardian

Listen to This Article Audio Recording by Audm To hear more audio stories from publications like The New York Times, download Audm for iPhone or Android . At the end of one of her first days on the job at Pantheon books in January 2021, Lisa Lucas picked up her iPad, settled into a couch and began swiping through the manuscript of an unpublished novel called "Sweet, Soft, Plenty Rhythm." Written by Laura Warrell, the story follows a jazz musician and his entanglements with a dozen or so women. As Lucas devoured its pages, she slipped into a kind of trance. Hours ticked by. The sun set outside her windows, and still she could not stop reading. Lucas was captivated by the novel's inventive form, the way it reveals the plot through a kaleidoscope of female voices, but her response to the manuscript went deeper than just aesthetic appreciation. The musician at the center of the novel is racially mixed, and the world he inhabits is rich with every kind of diversity: social, ec...

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Spokane author Jess Walter on writing short stories, his working-class roots and his hometown    The Seattle Times