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Colorado Association of Libraries 2022 Julie J. Boucher Community Honor Roll Award for Promoting Intellectual Freedom
This award recognizes a Colorado individual (or group) not directly affiliated with libraries who promotes intellectual freedom. CAL cited Nicole Sullivan’s “brave response to the American Booksellers Association and staunch support of protecting the intellectual freedom of those in the …
BookBar Review: Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb
Maybe You Should Talk to Someone Review By Kateri Kramer Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb begins with a mantra I’ve employed myself a few times. Quickly though, the reader finds out that what author and therapist …
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How to Pretend You’ve Read a Book
Dear BookBar customers, I have a confession. I’ve never read anything by Tana French. I had to look at the back of the book when I told you what Euphoria by Lily King was about, because I never read …
Reading Deficiency: I Made it Through Fifty Pages of Alan Moore’s ‘Jerusalem’
I have a propensity for reading mere portions of a book, sometimes because I’ve grown bored with it, other times because I’m just lazy. I’ll often find nearly any excuse to not read, even when I want to. One …
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Staff Unfiltered: Chris Takes His Bike Across the Country
We care about books here at BookBar, and subsequently we care about writing as well. We may not be great writers, but we’ve got a platform and we’re gonna use it. Here you’ll find whatever the good folks working at BookBar want …
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