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A review of several new literary works, including novels and anthologies by various authors in South Korea, highlighting themes of struggle, identity, and social issues.

The article reviews a selection of new children's books released in Korea, highlighting their themes and potential impact.

The article discusses several new book releases, ranging from philosophical explorations of the apocalypse to personal reflections on middle-class ownership and societal structures in Korea.

A summary of newly released scholarly and intellectual books in Korea, covering various topics including philosophy, neuroscience, law and sociology, ethics, and environmental issues.

The article explains the process of determining the content of NCERT books in India, involving various committees and authorities.

The article discusses the marital fate of Hyacinth Bridgerton as fans of the Netflix series "Bridgerton" look for answers following season 4.

The article discusses Gregory Bridgerton's quest for love as depicted in the fourth season of Netflix's 'Bridgerton.'

Students from a municipal school in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, have experienced the joy of becoming authors through a project that inspired them to write and publish their own books.

The article discusses the rise of romantasy novels in the UK, highlighting key authors and titles that have captivated readers.

The Supreme Court of India has criticized recent changes made by NCERT in an eighth-grade textbook for including content on corruption in the judiciary.

The Supreme Court in India is hearing a case regarding a chapter on 'Judiciary Corruption' in 32 NCERT books, with the Chief Justice rejecting the government's apology.

The Supreme Court of India has taken a firm stance against the inclusion of a chapter on 'Corruption in the Judiciary' in an NCERT Class 8 textbook, demanding accountability from the government.

The Bagutta literary prize, the oldest literary award in Italy, celebrates its 100th anniversary, reflecting on its history and cultural significance.

A selection of the best children's and young adult literature for February 2026 includes a range of themes from environmental essays to the adventures of a koala.

Aimee Lou Wood is set to star in a new adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's classic novel Jane Eyre.

This article highlights five essential new book releases including thrillers and memoirs available this week.

In Gaza, efforts are underway to rescue ancient books from a library housed in a mosque that has been damaged by ongoing conflict.

Pigu.lt observes a trend of increased popularity for educational materials and cookbooks among their readers.

The Supreme Court of India has expressed strong discontent over the inclusion of a chapter on judicial corruption in NCERT textbooks, labeling it a calculated attack on the judiciary's reputation.

Halifax's budget discussions have escalated into tensions among the mayor and city councillors over proposed budget cuts and their implications.

The article explores how female athletes manage motherhood while participating in the Olympics, highlighting the significant presence of female athletes at the Winter Games.

Diana Bellessi celebrates her 80th birthday with the release of three new books, reflecting on her literary journey in Argentina.

Finnish author Leena Lehtolainen suggests banning books for under-18s as a drastic measure to address the decline in reading among youth, which city officials recognize as a critical societal issue.

The International Booker Prize has released its 2026 longlist featuring notable authors and their translated works, recognizing excellence in global fiction.

Firefighters successfully recovered 350 books from a library endangered by a landslide in Niscemi, Caltanissetta.

The article discusses the growing enthusiasm for physical books among Generation Z in Asia, highlighted by the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival in Indonesia.

The Swedish government has announced a halt to excessive reliance on digital devices in classrooms, opting to return to traditional paper books as the primary educational tool.

Local politicians in Favrskov, Denmark, are criticizing a library for recommending a children's book about masturbation, claiming it is inappropriate.

This article explores significant books that examine the military dictatorship in Argentina from 1976 to 1983, highlighting the societal impact and the continued political ramifications 50 years later.

Supporters are working with intellectually disabled individuals to help them read more easily by creating accessible books and engaging them in reading activities.

The first 350 books from the Niscemi library have been successfully recovered by firefighters after a complex operation.

Jacob Elordi, the 28-year-old Australian actor, shares insights into his favorite unusual books, which help reveal his personality outside of his on-screen roles.

The article highlights ten must-read books being released in March 2023, showcasing various genres and notable authors.

In Uttar Pradesh, government books meant for children were found being sold as scrap, leading to action against eight employees of the basic education department.

Lawyer Fábio Tofic Simantob is set to launch his book on corporate corruption in São Paulo.

ITVX has released an Agatha Christie series that fans claim is the best adaptation, closely resembling the original books.

A quiz challenge related to the Vilnius Book Fair offers participants a chance to win books from the 'Vaga' publishing house.

In Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, four officials were arrested for selling over 13,000 government school textbooks as scrap, leading to significant administrative action.

A competition featuring 113 books from 35 publishers in Latvia will allow readers to vote on their favorites, culminating in an awards ceremony in March.

Dagens Nyheter presents a selection of favorite books for the upcoming annual book sale in Sweden.

Cultural advisor Karl Martin Sinijärv recommends Kristi Küppar's award-winning debut novel "The Last Spoon" as an enjoyable and unique narrative.

Dita Zipfel discusses her novel "It Is Bright and the World Turns Outside" in a podcast, exploring the themes of dreams and expectations between two couples.

A new exhibition in Rome commemorates Franco Battiato's artistic legacy five years after his death through various media, including a film and several books.

The article reflects on the author's experience signing books and interacting with readers in Madrid, capturing the emotional connection made during these events.

The article explores the historical significance of a Danish city that became accessible via the first railway in the 1800s and its portrayal in crime novels written by a local author.

The article delves into the rich history and cultural significance of Moroccan cuisine, highlighting dishes such as couscous, harira, and selou.

Spanish poet Elvira Sastre discusses the importance of books over authors and reflects on her creative process in an interview.

Critics from 'Babelia' review new works from various authors including Eva Viežnaviec, Manuel Vilas, and others.

There is a growing call in South Korea for specialized book review publications akin to the 'New York Review of Books', highlighted by the success of 'Seoul Review of Books' which celebrates its fifth anniversary.

The article discusses the impact of social and cultural systems on the well-being of overachievers and isolated youth in America through the lens of two recent books.