This week on the bookish internet

Why the hell do this books have different titles and covers on different sides of the Atlantic?! (Book Riot)
Mark Gozonsky had his middle school students read climate fiction. This is what what happened. (LitHub)
Meanwhile, Noah Cho had a hard time teaching his antiquated book list to his high schoolers. (LitHub)
Are you up for the challenge of a read-a-thon? Courtney Rodgers has tips. (Book Riot)
David Barnett talks about Chad Allen, who is trying to create an audio comic for blind readers. (The Guardian)
Melvil Dewey is problematic. (Slate)
I adore this round up of personalized book plates. I really, really want a set of my own. (LitHub)
Abby Hargreaves inherited a library. (Book Riot)

One thought on “This week on the bookish internet”

I’m really annoyed by the change of titles across the Atlantic, too. It’s even made me mistakenly buy the same book twice, before!

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