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Carla Loves To Read

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By Sarah Bennett, Hannah Churchill
| Carla Loves To Read
I had a TBR list set for last week, but I went totally rogue and read or listened to several books from Netgalley that were on my shelf. Once again they are all books published by Boldwood publishers and are from authors that I have read before and enjoy. I read and listened to the 2nd and 3rd book in a series that are romances involving brothers, and various issues that they are dealing with. The final book was one I had wanted to read during Reading Ireland month, but ran out of time.
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A Third Book of Booksellers, by Sheila Markham

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By Sarah Bennett
| The Book Collector Verified
Sheila, we are looking forward to the launch of your new book, A Third Book of Booksellers. It will be published on 1st December 2025 and is the latest in a series you began in 2004. It will be available through Bernard Quaritch Ltd. The series is perceived to be an essential archive of book-trade history – how did you first get into interviewing booksellers and dare I ask when? You may indeed. The series began in 1991, when my first interview was published on 7 March in The Bookdealer.
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Santa Ana College inspires the next generation - Editor and Publisher

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By Sarah Bennett, Gretchen A. Peck Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Tuesday, February 25, 2025 7:15 am We’re a community college and a predominantly Hispanic-serving institution. ... A lot of [students] are trying to stay local, and they see gaps in news and information in their own communities. So, we talk a lot about how they can fill those gaps and then how to get paid to fill them.” The best way to learn journalism is by doing journalism. That’s the educational philosophy at Santa Ana College in Santa Ana, California.
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