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June is #PTSDAwarenessMonth. I was delighted to be interviewed for this article by Gina Shaw at WebMD on how #meditation can affect #PTSD recovery. Alongside traditional treatment methods, meditation is a strong aid to facilitating recovery.
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To commemorate #Juneteenth, Amistad is offering readers 👉🏾FREE👈🏾 essays, stories, and chapters of select titles that educate, entertain, and empower readers interested in the past, present, and future of the Black diaspora.
Visit hc.com/juneteenth to download now!
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This is such a HUGE thrill for me. HUGE. I practically grew up in the library, and it’s been my home away from home–from the historic, Greek revival building in Olean, New York to the mid-century modern masterpiece in my current hometown of Bainbridge Island, Washington. – at Bainbridge Island, WA
Big congratulations to both SUGAR AND SALT by @susanwiggs and THE PALLBEARERS CLUB by @paulGtremblay—both selections on the July 2022 #LibraryReads list!
Hear how the authors reacted on our latest podcast episode: librarylovefest.com/2022/06/…
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Check out an early excerpt from #SugarAndSalt, the latest novel from @nytimes bestselling author @susanwiggs! This can’t-miss tale of friendship, hardship, redemption, and love is on sale July 26th. Read more here: fal.cn/3pjVd
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I joined @KeraThink and host @KrysBoydThink to discuss how to make your anxiety work for you. Loved this out-of-the-box thinking and convo about #FutureTense. Listen here: think.kera.org/2022/06/06/ho…
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When I was in school, there weren't a lot of books about kids like me, which is why I feel so moved when my work is taught in schools & sponsored by school districts. Books still made such a difference in my life & I hope my work can do the same for some student somewhere. 🙏💕⭐️
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In her new book, "Essential Labor," @agarbes examines the collective power of mothering and interrogates how individuals can both fight for systemic changes and reclaim acts of mothering in our own lives thecut.io/3N0e2Oo
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Happy Pride! We're proud to publish LGBTQ+ novelists, historians, illustrators, and more, whose books celebrate and explore queer experiences. View our collection, including memoirs, rom-coms, and coming-of-age stories, to help you celebrate Pride.
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👉🏾 Read this excerpt from WHERE THE CHILDREN TAKE US by @ZainAsher about the day that changed her mother's life forever.
fal.cn/3p4Rt via @voguemagazine.
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💖 "When I first told my mother I wanted to write a book about her, she said, "Why? I’ve done nothing special." But when she read it, she was moved."
Read @ZainAsher's full interview with @ladailynews about her memoir WHERE THE CHILDREN TAKE US. fal.cn/3oT7i
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I was happy to join Jack Hodgins on Australia’s Wellbeing podcast (@2NURFM) to talk about #PTSD and its effects on a #trauma survivor. The podcast focuses on how traumatic events cause PTSD and how technology can help with PTSD.
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How can we reclaim our relationship with anxiety, so it works for, and not against, us? I answer this question and more in my Author Talks Q&A with McKinsey & Company here: mckinsey.com/featured-insigh…
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The work of raising children is often unseen and undervalued. Author Angela Garbes spoke with @NPRLifeKit about raising the visibility of this essential work.
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When most of us imagine economies we picture workers toiling in factories or offices. But the global economy is also driven by domestic labor—which isn't valued nearly enough, @agarbes argues:
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Morning Joe joined the conversation today on adolescent mental health crisis. appreciate the attention to this story @MSNBC @MSNBCMorningJoe
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Really 💙 being part of this club! Children's books are timeless. You can be any height to enjoy the ride.
As we celebrate #ChildrensBookWeek, we look to the authors, illustrators, and creators whose work instills a love of reading in children of all ages through the power of imagination, representation, and a lens into the world we live in today. bit.ly/3vJ2n0d
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On today's episode of The Verywell Mind Podcast, I talk to @ChrissyMetz about how to heal your childhood wounds. She has so much wisdom about how things that happened to us as kids still affect us now. Listen and let me know what you think! verywellmind.com/verywell-mi…
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“I hope to install floor-to-ceiling shelves with the ladder on wheels, like Audrey Hepburn had in ‘Funny Face,’ so all the books are in one room. But I’m clumsy and my husband predicts death by card catalog.” Adriana Trigiani in our latest By the Book. nyti.ms/3rWRWnH



























