Come and celebrate National Cookbook Month with us this October as we explore five culinary legends across the globe and their most famous cookbooks to help inspire you in the kitchen! Welcome to the tantalizing world of culinary literature – the best of food and books! In this world, your words are ingredients, sentences are…
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Mad Hatter Day (October 6): Literary Significance and How You Can Celebrate
Mad Hatter Day, celebrated annually on October 6, is a special way to pay tribute to one of the most eccentric key characters produced by Lewis Carroll, the Hatter. Learn all about the day and how to celebrate it below. Have you been you? Or has this world dimmed your muchness? If that’s a yes,…
10 Must-Read Books Releasing in October 2023
Here are our top 10 choices among the books releasing in October 2023. Stock your bookshelves now! The penultimate month of the year already! October is the month of witches, fairy lights, and the lulling rhythm of autumn setting in. The new books flocking to this month’s bookstores will contain strong contenders, from heartwarming fall…
Agatha Christie’s Whodunits: From Page to Screen Adaptation
Here, the author will delve into the charming and cosy world of Agatha Christie’s world of murder mysteries and the world of adaptations they have inspired over the years. Ah, Agatha Christie – the queen of crime, the mistress of mystery, and the unrivaled mastermind behind some of the most mind-boggling whodunits in literary history….
Agatha Christie’s Murderous Devices: Top 5 Ingenious Murder Weapons in Christie’s Novels
From exotic poisons to mundane daily objects, murder weapons in an Agatha Christie mystery forms a piece of the grand puzzle she sets up for the reader to uncover and amass together, generation after generation. Learn about them below. Agatha Christie, known as the Queen of Detective Fiction and Mystery, was as ingenious in her…
6 Controversial Banned Books in World Literature and Why You Should Read Them
Here’s a list of 6 banned books that have borne the brunt of regressive criticism across countries and cultures throughout history. Books won’t stay banned. They won’t burn. Ideas won’t go to jail. – Alfred Whitney Griswold The phenomenon of books being kept away from the reading masses is not new. In the past, the…