The chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has said she faces a "challenge" in "fixing the economy" after revised figures show it flatlined in the first three months of the Labour government.

Dive into the "Classic Health & Fitness Book Collection," featuring foundational works on wellness and self-improvement. This collection includes essential guides and theories that have shaped modern approaches to health, perfect for listeners who value classic insights into healthy living.

Dive into the "Classic Educational Book Collection" for timeless knowledge on a range of topics. These audiobooks include foundational works in science, philosophy, and history, offering essential insights that continue to shape our world. Ideal for those who value classic literature as a resource for learning.

Dive into the "Classic Educational Book Collection" for timeless knowledge on a range of topics. These audiobooks include foundational works in science, philosophy, and history, offering essential insights that continue to shape our world. Ideal for those who value classic literature as a resource for learning.

Dive into the "Classic Educational Book Collection" for timeless knowledge on a range of topics. These audiobooks include foundational works in science, philosophy, and history, offering essential insights that continue to shape our world. Ideal for those who value classic literature as a resource for learning.

In this episode, Addy defends the reading of classic books and argues why all readers should be reading these pieces of ‘The Great Conversation.’ She also gives some rebuttals to some common complaints against reading classics, along with some practical tips on how you can incorporate reading classics into your own reading life. Enjoy!

Send us a textDiscover how curling up with a good book might just be your secret weapon against election season stress. Reminiscent of the tension many felt in 2020, we share personal stories of how dedicated reading habits have provided a sanctuary from the political storm. Learn why picking the right book can make all the difference, and how a 2009 study found reading to be more effective at reducing stress than a cup of tea or a leisurely walk. Whether you're tackling political drama or just life’s daily demands, find out how the right stories can offer increased focus and relaxation.In this episode, we also shed light on the incredible power of reading for university students, especially those in challenging health science programs. We discuss fascinating findings that show how just 30 minutes of reading can rival yoga and humor in combating stress and depressive symptoms. Uncover how reading not only strengthens brain connections but also enhances sleep quality when you choose print over a screen. And for those looking for book suggestions, dive into my current reading list featuring gripping titles like "Fourth Wing," "A Wicked Winter's Kiss," and Mariah Carey's compelling memoir. Embrace the transformative benefits of reading and get ready for some exciting book reviews coming your way!bibliographyReading Can Reduce Stress, Keep Depression at BayReading For 6 Minutes Reduces Stress By 68 Percent - AnxietyCentre.comWhy reading can be good for mental health · MHFA England

Send us a textDiscover how curling up with a good book might just be your secret weapon against election season stress. Reminiscent of the tension many felt in 2020, we share personal stories of how dedicated reading habits have provided a sanctuary from the political storm. Learn why picking the right book can make all the difference, and how a 2009 study found reading to be more effective at reducing stress than a cup of tea or a leisurely walk. Whether you're tackling political drama or just life’s daily demands, find out how the right stories can offer increased focus and relaxation.In this episode, we also shed light on the incredible power of reading for university students, especially those in challenging health science programs. We discuss fascinating findings that show how just 30 minutes of reading can rival yoga and humor in combating stress and depressive symptoms. Uncover how reading not only strengthens brain connections but also enhances sleep quality when you choose print over a screen. And for those looking for book suggestions, dive into my current reading list featuring gripping titles like "Fourth Wing," "A Wicked Winter's Kiss," and Mariah Carey's compelling memoir. Embrace the transformative benefits of reading and get ready for some exciting book reviews coming your way!bibliographyReading Can Reduce Stress, Keep Depression at BayReading For 6 Minutes Reduces Stress By 68 Percent - AnxietyCentre.comWhy reading can be good for mental health · MHFA England

In this episode, we sit down with Colin Taylor to discuss everything from technical tips and tricks, to sourcing the ideal manufacturer for an affordable Bösendorfer, to the creation of a trade show devoted to the entirety of the piano industry. To register for the PIPPA trade show or check out the class schedule, click here! If you don't already, be sure to follow ProPTN on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠... or visit our ⁠⁠website⁠⁠ to learn more!

LA-based author Melissa Broder joins Toni for a conversation about her novel Death Valley, which she describes as a humorous look at grief. In the second part of the show, Toni talks with Mendocino County Librarian Melissa Carr and Salt Lake City Utah bookstore owner Calvin Crosby (The King's English) about the impact of book bans on our communities.

This week, we spent nearly an hour blow drying the pages of the book to release 20 year old glue in order to unearth the hidden chapter. Was it worth it? Absolutely not. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just mention the word “inheritance” and people get their backs up. It’s no surprise that people are reluctant to chat about getting free money. In this episode, Rob chats with Julia Chung, a financial planner, about why you shouldn’t factor an inheritance into your financial plans. We’re also joined by an Edmonton woman whose parents plan to spend every dime in retirement. And an Ontario millennial walks us through whether or not she should take her parents’ offer of an early inheritance.

Sonya Gellert has the enviable job of being a full-time food writer. She’s done a host of fabulous things throughout a career that's taken her from Australia to Japan, the UK and back to Australia.  She's been a travel editor, restaurant reviewer, editorial food and drink writer, copywriter and recipe editor. She’s written for Table Magazine UK, Escape magazine, delicious Magazine, Vogue Living, Huffington Post and more and worked with food luminaries such as Rachel Khoo and Donna Hay.  We're going to hear about Sonya's career trajectory, what she likes to cook and eat, what makes a good recipe, her favourite cookbook and foodie travel destination, what are the most searched-for recipes and more. 

Early in her career, Alaina had to learn how to translate all she'd learned in culinary school to the traveling life of the partner of a Foreign Service Officer.After years of running a successful catering business in several countries, she's now back in D.C. discovering what her next version of success will look like.Listen in as Alaina shares the lessons she's learned, including why she values contentment over happiness. As an added bonus, Alaina shares tips on what to bring that next international school potluck!.BIOAlaina Missbach is, first and foremost, an avid eater and, secondly, a chef. She’s a former Army officer turned graduate of The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park (earning her diploma at 8 ½ months pregnant) before being whisked off to their first post with her two small kids and newly-appointed FSO husbandDelighting in the truth that “Everybody eats!” she started her own catering business, serving the Embassy and International School communities.Fast forward 12 years, 5 posts, and more events/dinners/meals than she can count, Alaina has experienced the ups and downs of changing careers, finding her way as an EFM business owner, and maintaining all aspects of her identity in the meantime.In her business, Alaina specializes in custom menus created for each client and event. She loves sharing her joy for American food and culture with her friends and Foreign Service family overseas.Alaina is a lifelong learner and takes on the challenge of always increasing her knowledge, learning new things, and trying new methods—both in cooking and in life.Learn more about Alaina:www.instagram.com/ChefAlainawww.facebook.com/TheGlobalForkwww.linkedin.com/in/alaina-missbachwww.theglobalfork.com (soon to be live!).This episode is sponsored by DiploDash.Are you struggling to figure out how to get your consumables? If shopping and packing out your consumables is a challenge, DiploDash® can help! When you hire DiploDash to manage your consumables, you get a partner in the process. We’ve been there – hungry for certain foods and frustrated by what's available in the local market. We've also been confused by the endless lists of recommendations.Working with DiploDash you’ll be guided through the consumables process from start to finish. Your biggest task is deciding what you want us to buy for you.Get the consumables you want and never leave Post. Contact DiploDash to schedule a complimentary call today. www.DiploDash.comhttps://www.facebook.com/diplodashservicehttps://www.instagram.com/diplodash/ 

https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! 'Vintage Drama Radio' brings the charm and sophistication of past dramas to today's audience. Enjoy the captivating plots and complex characters that echo the bygone days of radio drama.

In this conversation, Chris Barton joins Jennifer to chat about his reading habits, research process for nonfiction books, and the importance of balancing serious topics with joy in children's literature. They discuss the role of personal experiences in writing and the impact of books in helping children cope with tragedy. Chris shares his love for book dedications and the inspiration behind his webcast on the topic. They also touch on upcoming projects.   Show notes and other information related to this episode (including a discount code from Bookelicious) can be found here. Chapters Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Fan Moment 00:54 Connecting Story to a Reader's Heart 01:37 Chris Barton's Reading Habits 03:03 Setting Reading Challenges 04:27 The Research Process for Nonfiction Books 06:34 Balancing Serious Topics with Joy 08:34 Making Historical Events Relevant and Safe for Kids 09:48 Personal Experiences and Writing for Young Readers 11:39 Children's Literature as a Guide Through Life 13:11 The Influence of Personal Experiences on Writing 14:14 The Role of Reading in Coping with Tragedy 17:23 Meeting Favorite Authors 18:27 Recommendation for Jennifer Ziegler's Book 19:16 The Importance of Joyful Reading 20:41 The Power of Graphic Novels and Personal Reading Preferences 23:34 Nonfiction as a Joyful Pursuit 24:46 The Fascination with Book Dedications 29:51 Working on Multiple Books Simultaneously 31:43 Upcoming Books and Projects 34:46 The Book Dedications Podcast 38:19 Conclusion

In this episode, we sit down with Larry Fine, the co-author of Practical Piano Valuation and the founder of Piano Buyer. Check out Larry's article on working alongside the pioneer of the modern synthesizer: "In the Shop with Bob Moog: A Personal Account." Be sure to follow ⁠ProPTN⁠ on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ to keep up with the latest in piano tech tools, news, and updates!

In this episode, we sit down with Larry Fine, the co-author of Practical Piano Valuation and the founder of Piano Buyer. Check out Larry's article on working alongside the pioneer of the modern synthesizer: "In the Shop with Bob Moog: A Personal Account." Be sure to follow ⁠ProPTN⁠ on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ to keep up with the latest in piano tech tools, news, and updates!

A three-generation Christmas classic, Audrey and Sharee dip their toes into a study in the history of film — discussing differences in writing, filming, and runtime. They also float how this movie could be done in 2023 but also discuss why this movie, over many of its contemporaries, has endured for nigh one hundred years.

Send us a textToday's episode discuss health benefits of spending a day in bed reading and I give suggestions of books to add to the TBR list. Thank you for watching, and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more inspiring content.

Send us a textToday's episode discuss health benefits of spending a day in bed reading and I give suggestions of books to add to the TBR list. Thank you for watching, and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more inspiring content.

Send us a textHello Book Besties! I decided I needed to make some changes to the channel so tune in today's episode about the new changes, and December's Read list. #youtubeshorts #booktubenewbietag #booktubenewbie #bookstube

Welcome to Episode 23 of Off Street: The official podcast of the Marshall Financial Investment Team. In today’s episode, Adam and Sean begin by discussing how some “investors” are turning the  stock market into their own personal casino. The pair then discuss the problem with economic data, how assumable mortgages may impact the current housing situation, and why Harvard MBA’s are saying no to McKinsey and other elite firms. They finish with travel themed “Uncorrelated” stories about a ritzy TSA-free airport experience for a large fee and “aliens” presented to Mexican lawmakers.  Please see the links below for our disclosure.Podcast Disclosure: https://www.marshallfinancial.com/off-street-podcast-disclaimer/ 

In Jewish Socratic Questions in an Age Without Plato: Permitting and Forbidding Open-Inquiry in 12-15th Century Europe and North Africa (Brill, 2021), Yehuda Halper examines Jewish depictions of Socrates and Socratic questioning of the divine among European and North African Jews of the 12th-15th centuries. Without direct access to Plato, their understanding of Socrates is indirect, based on legendary material, on fragmentary quotations from Plato, or on Aristotle. Out of these sources, Jewish authors of this period formed two distinct views of Socrates: one as a wise, ascetic, monotheist, and the other as a vocal skeptic. The latter view has its roots in Plato's Apology where Socrates describes his divine mandate to question all knowledge, including knowledge of the divine. After exploring how this and similar questions arise in the works of Judah Halevi and the Hebrew Averroes, Halper traces how such open-questioning of the divine arises in the works of Maimonides, Jacob Anatoli, Gersonides, and Abraham Bibago.

Send us a textGreetingsand Salutations and Welcome to Wellness Thru Reading. I am your host Tanisha.I’d like to consider myself as your bff of literature to offer you tips on howto keep reading a daily habit as a form of self care. 

Send us a textI came across an article that stated that romance novels areharmful to women's health and psyche. I needed to knowmore so today’s episode is discussing the pros and cons of reading a lot ofromance novels. Please follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner for tips on how to keep reading a daily habit.   ProductReview  Check out @semainehealth for more details on how their supplementscan help balance hormones and ease menstrual cramping. Use promo code TANISHASREADINGCORNERto get 20%off first bottle.  Works Cited\https://bookriot.com/do-romance-novels-ruin-relationships/https://www.npr.org/2011/07/07/137675779/romance-fiction-and-womens-health-a-dose-of-skepticismhttps://www.self.com/story/romance-novels-mental-health-essay

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Send us a textOh romance, how we love you soooo much…..Romance genre givesus all the feels that makes our hears skip a beat, pound heavily and flutterlightly. For this reason is why it is the topic of today’s podcast. Please follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner for tipsand tricks on how to keep reading a daily habit.   ProductReview  Check out @semainehealth for more details on how their supplementscan help balance hormones and ease menstrual cramping. Use promo codeTANISHASREADINGCORNER to get 20%off first bottle.  Works Cited\https://theurbanwriters.com/blogs/publishing/romance-books-are-hot-flirt-your-way-to-bestseller#:~:text=Why%20Are%20Romance%20Genres%20So,re%20guaranteed%20a%20happy%20endihttps://mrusbooksnreviews.com/15-reasons-why-read-romanceng.https://mrusbooksnreviews.com/15-reasons-why-read-romancehttps://www.wgbh.org/news/arts-culture/2023/02/14/why-the-love-for-romance-novels-is-on-the-rise-according-to-their-authorshttps://littlethings.com/lifestyle/romance-novels-and-your-health/2439511-2

Send us a text“Music is a world within it self, it’s a language we allunderstand, with equal opportunities to sing dance and clap hands” and perhapsread. For those of you to young to know these lyrics come from Steve Wonderclassic song Sir Duke. Recently I posted a poll to my Instagram account askingthe question of if you listen to music while reading. For the answer, listen totodays podcast.  Please follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner for tipsand tricks on how to keep reading a daily habit.   ProductReview  Check out @semainehealth for more details on how their supplementscan help balance hormones and ease menstrual cramping. Use promo codeTANISHASREADINGCORNER to get 20%off first bottle.      Works Citedhttps://liferarian.com/news/silent-reading-1564/ https://www.uow.edu.au/media/2019/is-it-ok-to-listen-to-music-while-studying.php agreementsfor bothhttps://thebookbuff.com/should-you-listen-to-music-while-reading/ 

To start things off we’ve each brought our favorite comfort books! What makes you treat a book like your personal safety blanket? When do you find yourself reaching for it the most? We discuss this and tell the story of how we all became bookish besties via the internet! Tell us your favorite comfort book and keep up with the podcast by following us on Instagram! @BringYourOwnPod

In this episode of the Top of Mind podcast, Mike Simonsen sits down with Clayton Collins, Founder and CEO of HW Media, to talk about the big trends shaping the 2023 real estate and mortgage markets. Clayton offers his vision for how real estate professionals can better access information, shares the inside scoop on what mortgage executives are preparing for in 2023, and tees up the key tech trends coming this year. He also explains why he’s optimistic for the second half of the year. About Clayton Collins Clayton Collins is the Founder and CEO of HW Media. He leads HW Media’s corporate strategy and content roadmap while building a world-class team of business media professionals. He is also the Managing Partner of Riomar Capital, an entrepreneurial investment firm that acquired HousingWire in 2016. Prior to founding Riomar Capital, Clayton worked at RBC Capital Markets in the mergers and acquisitions group and served as Vice President of National Sales and Marketing at Citibank. Clayton holds a degree in business administration from Elon University and completed his MBA at The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: Clayton Collins’ vision for how to get real estate professionals better access to information What the mortgage executives are saying about 2023 Why an economic recession could be *good* for housing What opportunities Clayton sees for first-time home buyers in this market The surprising gap between mortgage company headcount and transaction volume The most important mortgage technology innovations to pay attention to Whether single-family rental investors might exacerbate or mitigate this housing recession Why Clayton’s optimistic for the second half of 2023 Featuring Mike Simonsen, President of Altos Research A true data geek, Mike founded Altos Research in 2006 to bring data and insight on the U.S. housing market to those who need it most. The company now serves the largest Wall Street investment firms, banks, and tens of thousands of real estate professionals around the country. Mike's insights on the market have been featured in Forbes, New York Times, Bloomberg, Dallas Morning News, Seattle PI, and many other national media outlets. Resources mentioned in this episode: Clayton Collins on LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram HW Media Housing News podcast “How the Fed Is Reshaping America” with Nick Timiraos Mike Simonsen on LinkedIn Altos Research Follow us on Twitter for more data analysis and insights: https://twitter.com/altosresearch https://twitter.com/mikesimonsen See you next week!

S4 E1: Welcome to Season 4 of The Book Dialogue Happy New Year from The Book Dialogue As we enter 2023, we are grateful for all the amazing books we have had the chance to share and discuss with you, our listeners. We thank you for adding to the conversations of 2022 and look forward to many more coming in the new year. Reading books expands our vocabulary, improves communication skills, builds resilience, reduces stress, and slows age-related cognitive decline. Reading increases empathy for others, stimulates our imagination, and reinforces memory. Reading provides entertainment and pleasure, as well as knowledge and information. Dave Astor says in best in his book, Fascinating Facts “Literature can send our minds to another time and place, allowing us to forget our lives and troubles for a few precious hours. It can educate us about history, open our minds, increase our empathy, make us think, give us things to converse about, and/or provide plenty of excitement along with the escapism.” Dave Astor Talking about books deepens our understanding of the text and the characters.  Sharing ideas stimulates creativity and encourages critical thinking. When we discuss books, we expand our knowledge when we encounter new perspectives and insights.  Best of all, contributing to book conversations strengthens relationships and fosters meaningful connections with others. This is your invitation to join us on The Book Dialogue! Our podcast is the perfect place for readers and book lovers to share their thoughts and ideas about books. Join us for lively and engaging book conversations, featuring a variety of genres, authors, and topics. Welcome to Season 4 of The Book Dialogue! We look forward to discussing books with you! Wishing you all a wonderful 2023! Sarah & Rebecca Music by Francis Wells "Dressing The Royals"  #EpidemicSound https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/M5O4ZYLdZP/

Sean and Megan talk about books and reading habits, and go on a little tangent about AI.

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Send us a textDid you know that ther7 e are many health benefits to reading daily? Here are the top 7 health benefits to reading daily. Follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner and subscribe to the web page www.tanishasreadingcorner.com to stay up to date when new podcasts become available.Update Sources Sited in this podcst.  https://www.goodnet.org/articles/7-reasons-reading-best-self-carePRODUCT REVIEW TIME:   I absolutely love and adore @semainehealth products. I am a person who experiences very severe menstrual cramping every time my period comes on but with the semaine daily supplement and the PMS supplement, I have found such relief that over the counter RX could not give me. I recommend these products to any woman looking to help balance their hormones and find relief from PMS cramps the natural way. Use the link below to get started on your journey today! ALSO, use the promo code: TANISHASREADINGCORNER to get 20% off your first bottle. Wishing you good reading and wellness. 😊 https://www.semainehealth.com/?rfsn=6885549.d9af7c&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=6885549.d9af7c

Send us a textDid you know that ther7 e are many health benefits to reading daily? Here are the top 7 health benefits to reading daily. Follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner and subscribe to the web page www.tanishasreadingcorner.com to stay up to date when new podcasts become available.Update Sources Sited in this podcst.  https://www.goodnet.org/articles/7-reasons-reading-best-self-carePRODUCT REVIEW TIME:   I absolutely love and adore @semainehealth products. I am a person who experiences very severe menstrual cramping every time my period comes on but with the semaine daily supplement and the PMS supplement, I have found such relief that over the counter RX could not give me. I recommend these products to any woman looking to help balance their hormones and find relief from PMS cramps the natural way. Use the link below to get started on your journey today! ALSO, use the promo code: TANISHASREADINGCORNER to get 20% off your first bottle. Wishing you good reading and wellness. 😊 https://www.semainehealth.com/?rfsn=6885549.d9af7c&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=6885549.d9af7c

Send us a textMorning or Evening? Today's episode unpacks both sides to uncover which time of day is best for readers morning or evening. Follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner and subscribe to the web page www.tanishasreadingcorner.com to stay up to date when new podcasts become available.Product Review  Check out @semainehealth for more details on how their supplements can help balance hormones and ease menstrual cramping. Use promo code TANISHASREADINGCORNER to get 20%off first bottle.

Send us a textToday we are talking about reading and the brain. How the brain learns how to read, how the brain is changed by reading, how reading daily can impact the brain health, what parts of the brain are used when reading, and the research done to prove that reading impacts the brain in a positive way. Follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner and subscribe to the web page www.tanishasreadingcorner.com to stay up to date when new podcasts become available.Works Cited: Works Cited DEHAENE, P. S. (2022, 8 1). How Your Brain Learns  to Read: Professor Stanislaus Dehaene. Retrieved from LEARN FAST:  https://blog.learnfasthq.com/how-the-brain-learns-to-read-professor-stanislaus-dehaene#:~:text=From%20the%20brain's%20point%20of,speech%20sounds%20and%20for%20meaning. DEHAENE, S. (2010). READING IN THE BRAIN: THE NEW  SCEINCE OF HOW WE READ. NEW YORK CITY: PENGUIN HOUSE. KABL, G. (2012). Reading to Young Children: A  Head-Start in Life. e Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social  Research, 5. Retrieved from  https://www.education.vic.gov.au/documents/about/research/readtoyoungchild.pdf LASTIRI, L. (2021, 11 29). What Happens In The  Brain While Reading? Retrieved from IRIS:  https://irisreading.com/what-happens-in-the-brain-while-reading/ MD, G. E. (2022). How Reading Changes the Brain.  Retrieved from UNDERSTOOD: https://www.understood.org/en/articles/how-reading-changes-the-brain WHITNEY, C. (2016). The impact of Pleasure Reading on  Academic Success. The Journal of Multidisciplinary Graduate Research ,  17. Why Read 20 Minutes a Day (The Complete List of  Benefits). (2022, OCTOBER 1).  Retrieved from BASMO: https://basmo.app/reading-20-minutes-a-day/ I absolutely love and adore @semainehealth products. I am a person who experiences very severe menstrual cramping every time my period comes on but with the semaine daily supplement and the PMS supplement, I have found such relief that over the counter RX could not give me. I recommend these products to any woman looking to help balance their hormones and find relief from PMS cramps the natural way. Use the link below to get started on your journey today! ALSO, use the promo code: TANISHASREADINGCORNER to get 20% off your first bottle. 

Send us a textToday we are talking about reading and the brain. How the brain learns how to read, how the brain is changed by reading, how reading daily can impact the brain health, what parts of the brain are used when reading, and the research done to prove that reading impacts the brain in a positive way. Follow me on Instagram @tanishasreadingcorner and subscribe to the web page www.tanishasreadingcorner.com to stay up to date when new podcasts become available.Works Cited: Works Cited DEHAENE, P. S. (2022, 8 1). How Your Brain Learns  to Read: Professor Stanislaus Dehaene. Retrieved from LEARN FAST:  https://blog.learnfasthq.com/how-the-brain-learns-to-read-professor-stanislaus-dehaene#:~:text=From%20the%20brain's%20point%20of,speech%20sounds%20and%20for%20meaning. DEHAENE, S. (2010). READING IN THE BRAIN: THE NEW  SCEINCE OF HOW WE READ. NEW YORK CITY: PENGUIN HOUSE. KABL, G. (2012). Reading to Young Children: A  Head-Start in Life. e Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social  Research, 5. Retrieved from  https://www.education.vic.gov.au/documents/about/research/readtoyoungchild.pdf LASTIRI, L. (2021, 11 29). What Happens In The  Brain While Reading? Retrieved from IRIS:  https://irisreading.com/what-happens-in-the-brain-while-reading/ MD, G. E. (2022). How Reading Changes the Brain.  Retrieved from UNDERSTOOD: https://www.understood.org/en/articles/how-reading-changes-the-brain WHITNEY, C. (2016). The impact of Pleasure Reading on  Academic Success. The Journal of Multidisciplinary Graduate Research ,  17. Why Read 20 Minutes a Day (The Complete List of  Benefits). (2022, OCTOBER 1).  Retrieved from BASMO: https://basmo.app/reading-20-minutes-a-day/ I absolutely love and adore @semainehealth products. I am a person who experiences very severe menstrual cramping every time my period comes on but with the semaine daily supplement and the PMS supplement, I have found such relief that over the counter RX could not give me. I recommend these products to any woman looking to help balance their hormones and find relief from PMS cramps the natural way. Use the link below to get started on your journey today! ALSO, use the promo code: TANISHASREADINGCORNER to get 20% off your first bottle. 

If you think this episode was created just for Emma to talk about the friendship between Hemingway and Fitzgerald, then you would be correct.  Tune into this episode, Emma is talking about Ernest Hemingway's memoir and the crazy things that happened in it.  - - ┈┈∘┈˃̶༒˂̶┈∘┈┈ - - Check in every Wednesday and Friday at 12pm EST for new Notes From the Library episodes. Follow the official Instagram @notes_from_the_library Follow Emma on Instagram @emmaw019 A TNP Podcast Production

Emily Paull is a former bookseller turned passionate librarian from Perth, Western Australia. She writes short stories and historical fiction, and was highly commended in the 2021 Fogarty Literary Award for her historical fiction manuscript, The Good Daughter. Her debut collection of short stories, Well-Behaved Women was also published by Margaret River Press in 2019.  In the 34th episode of The HYBRID Author Podcast host Joanne Morrell, author of children's and young adult fiction and short non fiction for authors chats with Emily about the role of a public librarian and how the library system works in Australia.  Emily shares her expertise on: what book weeding is  ELR, PLR and DLR payments hosting paid author events at libraries  forging relationships with your local librarian  her author adventure and much more.  http://www.emilypaull.com https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheHYBRIDAuthor    

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