Technology has had a very disruptive effect on the book publishing and retailing industries, but has it also given the book a new lease of life?
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Technology has had a very disruptive effect on the book publishing and retailing industries, but has it also given the book a new lease of life?
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What are the greatest children’s books ever? Here are some critics’ suggestions.
From Ebenezer Scrooge to Doctor Who, fictional characters’ journeys through time and space still continue to fascinate. No time machine, no fancy science, but A Christmas Carol (1843) contains the first time-travel jump in modern fiction.
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‘Little star in the mist’ is the translation of this weed’s scientific name, Stellaria Media, though “chickweed” is the most common name. It’s no surprise it’s called chickweed since chickens love it so much!
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Empty and all but unknown, ghost trains are one of British transport’s strangest quirks. Why do they exist? To find out, Amanda Ruggeri gets on board.
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