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Top 3 Minimalism Books to Read in 2024

Book lists By December 21, 2022 Last Updated on January 5, 2024 by Sammy Wilson Tags: , No Comments

The new year is here and there’s no better time to start living your new year’s resolution.  And if one of your resolutions is that you want to learn how to live a more minimal life, this article is for you.

A few years ago, Marie Kondo and her book about decluttering The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up took readers by storm with its helpful guide on downsizingBut if you want to learn about more simple living this year, below are our top 3 books on minimalism to read in 2024.  Whether you just want to scale down your things a bit or you’re planning to dedicate yourself to becoming a complete minimalist, these inspiring books are must-reads this year.

Who Wrote the First Textbook?

All about books By December 19, 2022 Last Updated on November 8, 2023 by Abigail White No Comments

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Everyone knows what a textbook is; everyone had a pile of various textbooks while they were at school and in college. However, we were so busy studying to even wonder who the author of the first calculus textbook was and when the first geography textbook was published. Because, well, who cares? Yet, we got curious now and decided to find out more about the first textbooks and their authors. In this blog post, we’re answering the most popular questions about first-ever published textbooks.

The 10 Best Psychological Thriller Books to Read in 2024

Book lists By December 16, 2022 Last Updated on January 4, 2024 by Sammy Wilson Tags: , No Comments

Replete with addictive, twisty plots, unreliable narrators, and the exquisite tension of inter generational strife, or the peculiar second hand-anxiety of fictional gaslighting and domestic terror: a good thriller provides the chills and spills of a rollercoaster.

It can also provide escape or even a lens through which to glimpse and process our own difficult feelings or questions of identity. Many of the thrillers on this list have found second lives on large and small screens, too. Our ten best psychological thriller books picked by BookScouter feature contemporary and classic titles.

How to Make Money in a Recession

Personal finance By December 14, 2022 Last Updated on February 14, 2023 by Abigail White Tags: , , , No Comments

When the economy struggles, you might struggle financially. Whether you lose hours at work or prices increase too much for you to afford, it can get difficult. Fortunately, today there are many ways to make money on the side, some even instantly.

These tricks can help you make extra money whether you need money fast for a financial emergency, need to make ends meet, or just want extra money to pay for non-essentials.

9 Most Searched Books to Study the Civil War

Book lists By December 13, 2022 Last Updated on September 29, 2023 by Olivia Smith Tags: , , No Comments

The Civil War isn’t an easy topic to cover by any means. From the politics to the violence to the repercussions that have stood the test of time, the Civil War is the subject matter that needs to be covered in depth to do it justice.

That being said, we’ll be discussing the most popular books currently being used to study the Civil War. From novels to textbooks, this list will cover all the bases because when it comes to history, there isn’t always a single book that will tell the whole story.

5 of the Best: Spicy #Booktok Books

BookTok By December 12, 2022 Last Updated on December 12, 2022 by Olivia Smith Tags: , , , No Comments

What does ‘spicy’ mean to you? A fluid, sometimes contentious definition amongst Booktok-ers, Reddit-ors, Tumblr-ites and even the (usually) gentler denizens of Goodreads, this romance novel subgenre covers a surprising range.

For some, ‘spice’ might be anything more than coy, bedroom-door-closed, fade-to-black hints at (vanilla) sexual congress between leads, for others, no less than the darkest hinterlands of kink, dirty talk occasionally dubious consent and explicitly anatomical description will do. It’s also a definition that’s loose, welcoming, and democratic enough to take in sex more likely to feature participants of colour, LGBTQ partners, a spectrum of abilities and body types, as well as humour and dalliances with mythology or the supernatural.

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