Summer Loomis has been writing for Book Riot since 2019. She obsessively curates her library holds and somehow still manages to borrow too many books at once. She appreciates a good deadline and likes knowing if 164 other people are waiting for the same title. It's good peer pressure! She doesn't have a podcast but if she did, she hopes it would sound like Buddhability. The world could always use more people creating value with their lives everyday.
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A handy guide to how to find themes in books, whether you're doing it for school or for your own reading enhancement.
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We've rounded up some of the best 2021 picture books for kids so far to help you and the littles catch up on some of this year's best.
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If you're eager to learn more about this fascinating country, these Japanese history books, including The Bells of Old Tokyo by Anna Sherman, are good ones to start with.