NPRCulture This Bedtime Book Helps Kids Find Their Place In The 'Universe' NPR - Samantha BalabanImagining your place in the universe can make you feel pretty small and insignificant, and in the midst of a global pandemic? Well, even more so. "I think this moment that we are living through reminds
NPRCulture 'Something To Talk About' Is A Slow-Burn Showstopper Romance NPR - Denny S. BryceA picture is worth a thousand words in Meryl Wilsner's debut novel, Something to Talk About. A queer romance set in Hollywood, Something to Talk About aims its spotlight at love in the workplace in a that
NPRBooks In 'Humankind,' Rutger Bregman Aims To Convince That Most People Are Good NPR - Scott SimonRutger Bregman begins his new book Humankind: A Hopeful History with what he calls this "radical idea" that most people deep down are pretty decent. Bregman is a historian and writer for The Correspondent
NPRKids Say 'Hello, Neighbor' To This Charming Picture Book About Mister Rogers NPR - Juanita GilesA friend and I were talking the other day about having our kids at home all the time, and yes, we complained about messes and fights (I mean, MESSES AND FIGHTS), and about how many snacks they seem to
NPRCulture 'Hollywood Park' Compassionately Depicts The Suffering And Struggles Of Addiction NPR - Nicholas CannariatoAddiction is often a family affair. Sometimes those growing up in families with addiction overcome their circumstances and find a sustainable way to be a person in the world. Sometimes they don't. In Park,
