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GOOD Books: Sports Scandals
For this week's GOOD Books, we suggest reading up on sports' greatest scandals.
Culture
GOOD Books: Read Up on Animal Rights
Meat-eaters, zoo lovers, and pet owners beware: these books might make you rethink your ways.
Education
Every Student's Dream: Video CliffsNotes for Shakespeare
Get ready to be jealous: Modern CliffsNotes are now six-minute videos.
Culture
GOOD Books: Thrillers
Five thriller novels, plus their on-screen counterparts, to get you in a Halloween mood.
Culture
GOOD Books: Get Healthy
Even if you’re not participating in our "get healthy" challenge, get inspired by others' stories about eating, moving, relaxing, and detoxing.
Culture
GOOD Books: Sensational Court Cases
Read about the famous people accused of famous crimes, and decide for yourself who's guilty and who's not.
Business
GOOD Books: On Wall Street
GOOD Books is a weekly roundup of what we're reading and what we wish we were reading. This week, brush up on everything Wall Street.
Culture
GOOD Books: Cynical Children's Books Written for Adults
These snarky children's books, written for disillusioned grown-ups, are full of sarcasm, gore, and curse words sure to brighten your day.
Education
Who's On Top? Color-Coded Maps Rank States' Education Performance
A new report from the Department of Education puts all the latest educational data at your fingertips.
Culture
Dealbreaker: She's the Wrong Kind of Smart
I’m not saying I could carry on a romance with a disembodied head who told awesome Goethe jokes. But books have to be there.
Education
Boosting Literacy Through America's Littlest Library Branch
The public library in Clinton, New York upcycled a classic British phone booth and turned it into a neighborhood branch.
Culture
How Reading Fiction Boosts Empathy
A new study says people can improve their sensitivity to others simply by reading books.
Culture
Infographic: The Rise of E-Readers
More than one in ten Americans now own e-readers. What does that mean for the state of reading in America?
Education
Can Kafka Subway Billboards Boost Literacy in Mexico?
Librerías Gandhi, one of Mexico's largest book sellers, has teamed up with Mexico City's subway authority to inspire passengers to read more.
Culture
Library's "Living Books" Program Will Loan Human Experts
At the new library in Surrey, British Columbia, people can "check out" experts on a topic of interest.
Education
College Students Would Give Up Sex for Digital Textbooks
They also say they'll eat mac-and-cheese for a whole month if they can go digital. (Yes, we're skeptical.)
Education
For the Good of All Students: Why I'm Marching for Education Justice
We don’t have to eradicate a person’s soul in order to make them a great leader and thinker.
Culture
Now and Then: Sweet Valley High Vs. Gossip Girl
Today's "Now and Then" takes a trip to the white, skinny worlds —and unrealistic expectations —of Sweet Valley High and Gossip Girl.
