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From timeless adventures to quieter tales, revisiting children's classics offers fresh insights into growing up and the stories that shape us.
Short story collections can be perfect for busy readers, offering complete worlds in a few pages and leaving a lasting impression.
Translated fiction opens doors to different cultures, voices and perspectives, enriching your reading life and challenging familiar assumptions about storytelling.
Matching a book to your current mood and preferred pace can make reading more enjoyable and help you finish more titles.
You do not need a fortune to create a welcoming home library; careful choices and second-hand finds can build a beautiful collection.
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Reading more is not about speed but about making space for books you love and letting go of guilt when a title is not right.
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A debut novelist shares morning routines, favourite notebooks and the small habits that help turn scattered ideas into a finished manuscript.
