Michelle Anne Schingler, a former librarian and Hebrew school teacher, is the managing editor at Foreword Reviews. Her days are books, books, books; she knows how lucky that makes her. Twitter: @mschingler
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I am vehemently anti-Fifty Shades of Grey. From my perspective, Christian Grey is a bully whose approaches to sex reek of ...
Dear Fellow Readers: What’s with the inclination to limit ourselves to one half of the library? Let’s recalibrate the way ...
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Lie down in some quiet spot outside, where you can concentrate. Close your eyes. Your spine should be directly parallel ...
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Here’s a quirk that, though not unique to the South, gets amplified in the Bible Belt: the decision to trust ...
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A persistent untruth: cool girls don’t read. Having never been a cool girl myself, that lie did not affect me ...