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It’s not a surprise, then, that I’ve found Gretchen Rubin’s podcast “Happier,” cohosted with her sister Elizabeth Craft, to be comfort listening every week. Rubin and Craft are both book lovers, and I’ve found myself thinking a lot about the tips, tricks, and life hacks they offer for those who are heavy readers, as well as those who are trying to come back to a regular reading habit. For listeners who aren’t familiar, Rubin and Craft offer up a series of regular segments on the show....
They are however not trained killers, nor good untrained killers, so as the show goes along we watch them trying and failing to murder John Paul. All the while two brothers who run an insurance agency are investigating in the present if John Paul died by accident or not. Do they care about John Paul and justice? Absolutely not: they will lose their business if they have to pay out the life insurance policy....
Putting aside the inarguable fact that everyone has different tastes, including in the genre of classics, there are some that have genuinely stood the test of time. The internet has a plentiful selection of any number of listicles of books that have not aged well, and those are often for good reason: most commonly outdated sociopolitical views including but not limited to racism and other forms of discrimination. Sometimes it’s as simple as picking something up from a past century and saying to yourself, “Yikes, this would not fly at all today....
Next Year in Havana by Chanel Cleeton I picked this up on a whim, and it changed me as a reader. This was the first novel I’ve read that celebrated what it means to be Cuban. I have never seen my heritage and family history represented in a novel before. Reading about two strong Cuban women grappling with the changes that Cuba is facing, at different times in history, reminded me what reading is all about....
Jewish American Heritage Month is a great time to read something new that touches on a topic or history we didn’t know about before. I’ve put together a list (which could have been much, much longer!) of picture books, middle grade and YA, and adult books to enjoy this month — or any time, really. The books showcase Jewish Americans, highlight our diversity, explore aspects of our culture, or are just snapshots of Jewish life in America....
