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The Sisters of Serendib by Ayesha Inoon review – Sri Lankan asylum seekers seek a safer life in Australia

Inoon’s second novel follows three sisters settling in a new land, in a book that glosses over darker moments and trauma in favour of hope

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I Owe Kaia Gerber for Designing the Dôen x Library Science Dress of My Summer Reading Dreams

The collab between her book club and her favorite brand keeps getting better.

Marie Claire

Georgian proverb of the day: 'That which we give makes us richer; that which is hoarded is lost'

We often think wealth comes from accumulation. We earn money, buy things, acquire knowledge, gatekeep success secrets, build collections, save resources but there is a profound paradox. Things that we hold too tightly are often lost without being properly used. An old proverb that explains this paradox beautifully is associated…

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This week’s bestselling books – June 19

The latest NielsenIQ BookScan bestseller chart of NZ books, plus win a book on the Christchurch terrorist

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Quote of the day by JD Vance: 'If The Titanic is going down, I'd rather be on...'

US Vice President JD Vance has come up with a new memoir, which is primarily about his faith. Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith, published on June 18, 2026, traces his spiritual journey, how he was brought up as an atheist, and how he found his way back to…

The Times of India

One Day musical announces West End transfer to Garrick Theatre as full cast revealed

The new musical based on David Nicholls' bestselling novel One Day is transferring to London's West End after a successful Edinburgh run

Evening Standard

Tia Williams Turned Her Own Life Into "Fanfic." Then She Became a Bestselling Novelist

Her writing method began when she was a "socially awkward" sixth grader.

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JD Vance's New Book Gets Brutal 1.27 Rating: '1 Star Because 0 Isn't An Option'

JD Vance's memoir 'Communion' faces harsh criticism from both critics and readers, with accusations of sloppiness and political motives, despite its commercial success.

International Business Times UK

Trump Staff Secretly Brand 80-Year-Old POTUS 'Post-Sexual' as Melania's 'Hostility' is Exposed

Investigative writer Michael Wolff claims Donald Trump is viewed by his own staff as 'post-sexual' and increasingly isolated, with Melania Trump conspicuously absent from much of his 2024 campaign.

International Business Times UK

Prince Philip Found This Part of Royal Life "Hurtful and Infuriating" But Took a Different Approach Than His Grandkids

The late duke told author Gyles Brandreth that one behavior “simply isn’t on.”

Marie Claire

Belmont Cameli Knows 'Fans Love The F----ing Hands-Off Law,' But I'm Happy He Defended Off Campus' Big Change

Great points were made!

Cinemablend

Korean history epic and forbidden romance lead Waterstones debut prize shortlist

A sweeping tale of Korean women uprooted by Japanese colonialism is among six novels shortlisted for the Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize 2026

The Independent UK

People Are Freaking Out Over Every Year After's Change Involving Sam, But I Think They're Wrong

I stand by it.

Cinemablend

Bangkok Book District returns to Phra Nakhon

The historic heart of Phra Nakhon is set to transform once again into a bustling, open-air celebration of literature as the Bangkok Book District festival returns on July 25 and 26.

Bangkok Post

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The wit, warmth and wisdom in Roy Hattersley’s Endpiece column

Letters: Matthew Newman looks back on the late former MP’s writing for the Guardian. Plus, George Baugh on his role in history of the Chagos archipelago

International Business Times UK

'The Winds of Winter' Update: George RR Martin Left Fans Fearing the Ultimate Delusion

A cryptic Instagram teaser from The Folio Society about its £1,500 limited edition of A Game of Thrones has reignited speculation that 'The Winds of Winter' news could finally be coming.

Cinemablend

Netflix Has The Movie Adaptation of A Controversial Book Gen-Xers Will Remember

If you know, you know.

The Independent UK

Microhistory pioneer Carlo Ginzburg, who gave voice to the marginalized, dies at 87

Carlo Ginzburg, a renowned Italian historian, has died at 87

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Marie Claire

Royal Author Shares What Queen Camilla Quipped After Being Asked to "Help Out" Queen Elizabeth in Her Old Age

Gyles Brandreth shared an insight into the late Queen's final years.

The Independent UK

Ann Patchett’s next accolade: A peace prize rooted in the Dayton Accords legacy

Ann Patchett has received the Ambassador Richard C

The Guardian - UK

Your Fault: London review – British-set remake of Spanish step-sibling romance lacks passion or fizz

A second helping of the English-language adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s trilogy sustains little chemistry between its supposedly besotted lead characters

Marie Claire

Everything We Know About Prime Video's 'Boys of Tommen' TV Series Adaptation

Chloe Walsh's rugby romance series is getting the t.v. show treatment thanks to Amazon Prime Video.

The Guardian - UK

Collapse by Édouard Louis review – coming to terms with a brother’s death

In the latest autofictional instalment of his family saga, the French writer makes sense of his sibling’s violent homophobia and short life

The Guardian - UK

I Will Find You review – seen one maddeningly watchable Harlan Coben adaptation? You’ve seen them all

Severance’s Britt Lower stars in Netflix’s latest lot of cobblers. It’s an eight-part saga of fists and mumbling, with a script made from Play-Doh

Marie Claire

How Ivy Meeropol Made 'Ask E. Jean,' the Most Powerful—And Delightful—Documentary You’ll See This Year

The filmmaker unpacks how she made her powerful—and delightful—documentary about the woman who sued Donald Trump and won.

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