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Choreology Basic
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We Are All Children On The Inside

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A Town’s Nightmare
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A Path to Gratitude: Find Your Enchanted Castle: Reflections of Aimee and Susan
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A.S.K. Attitude, Skills, and Knowledge
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Advance Chess
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Advance Chess: Quiet Reflection of the Double Set Game: The Symbiosis of Full Spectrum Inferences
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Compilations Pertaining To Random Access Problematic Probabilities
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Advance Chess: Extrapolative Insights of the Double Set Game:
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Advanced Chess Inferential Analysis Of Distributive Cognitive Logistics
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Advance Chess The Double Set/Single Platform Game Book 2 Volume 1
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Advance Chess: Model III – The Triple Set/Double Platform Game, Book 3 Vol. 1 Game #2
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Advance Chess
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America – The Final Destination
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Are You Liberal, Libertarian, Conservative or Confused?
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Barb Wire
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Book News

Florida court upholds freedom to read in 'PRH v. Gibson'
In an order that sets a strong precedent for keeping books on public school library shelves, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida has upheld the freedom to read in Penguin Random House v. Gibson. Filed in August 2024, the lawsuit challenges key provisions of Florida House Bill 1069, which was signed […]
Authors v. Anthropic copyright piracy lawsuit speeds ahead
The class action lawsuit filed against Anthropic charging the AI company with illegally using pirated books to train its large language models continue to unfold at a rapid pace. On July 31, Anthropic filed an appeal asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to overturn U.S. District Judge William Alsup's July 17 […]
Florida public schools remove library books, fearing state reprisal
Nine Florida counties have removed hundreds of books from public school classrooms and libraries before the start of the 2025–2026 school year, according to a report from PEN America. Columbia, Escambia, Hillsborough, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Pasco, Pinellas, and St. Johns counties all have made books with alleged "sexual content" unavailable to students, fearing legal […]
How cuts to library budgets will impact publishers
The ocean contains a complex ecosystem that starts with the small but mighty plankton at the skin of the sea. Krill eat the plankton, then small fish eat the krill. Larger fish, like tuna, eat the smaller fish, then themselves are swallowed up by sharks. The health of the plankton has everything to do with […]
The Associated Press tells its book critics that it's ending weekly reviews
Terrible news from The Associated Press. Media Nation correspondent J.A. passes along this note from Anthony McCartney, the AP's global entertainment and lifestyle editor.
National Association of Black Bookstores launches
The National Association of Black Bookstores, a member-based nonprofit organization which aims to support and promote Black booksellers, announced its launch on Friday. Its mission, NAB2 said in the announcement, includes "promoting literacy, amplifying Black voices, and preserving Black culture." A NAB2 representative will staff a table this fall at all of the regional bookseller […]
IBPA approved as ALA affiliate
The American Library Association announced July 30 that the Independent Book Publishers Association is now an ALA affiliate. During the 2025 Annual Conference, the ALA Council voted to approve IBPA's application to join the ALA's organizational network. IBPA is the first publishing association among the ALA's 28 affiliate organizations.
European publishers say the EU is giving in to AI
Forty European and global organizations, including the Federation of European Publishers, have issued a joint statement formally complaining to the European Commission about the implementation measures for the European Union AI Act.
PEN America backs bill to limit use of creative works as criminal evidence
PEN America has joined the Free Our Art coalition in supporting the reintroduction of federal legislation that would restrict the use of artistic works—including literature and poetry—as evidence in criminal and civil court proceedings.
EveryLibrary Releases Legislative Update, Library Use Survey
Advocacy organization EveryLibrary has shared some of its latest research on the status of library-related policymaking and patrons' library usage across the U.S. In a summary titled "Codifying Censorship or Reclaiming Rights? The State-by-State 2025 Legislative Landscape for Libraries," EveryLibrary compiles an eye-opening stack of bills that have been passed, enacted, vetoed, or left to […]