In a society that often glorifies youthful achievement, the stories of older first-time authors stand as powerful reminders that creativity and personal growth know no age limits. At 92, Sheila Baslaw published her debut children’s book, The Light Keeper, co-authored with Karen Levine. The book is a tribute to Baslaw’s father’s life, set in a small Russian village during the … [Read more...] about Older First-Time Authors and Their Creative Journeys
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Reading Is Good For Your Brain…Who Knew?
It might seem like common sense: reading makes you smarter. But it's actually a lot more complicated than that. Studies have proven not just the fact that the information contained within books can make readers into more knowledgeable, well-rounded learners, but rather that the active process of reading can alter the brain for the better. Dan Seitz with Popular Science takes … [Read more...] about Reading Is Good For Your Brain…Who Knew?