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A study conducted by Project Tomorrow found large print books help student readers, even those without vision impairments.

From the cultural splendour of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur to the glamour of Bollywood, India is a fascinating place. It’s the world’s most populous country and there’s no better way to learn ...

Release Information: Omnibus releases with two volumes per release. Volume 1 releases in August 2025, volume 2 releases in October 2025. Summary: The average Mukouda Tsuyoshi is summoned to a ...

If sold after 1 year from purchase date, long term capital gain tax will be applicable. Current tax rate is 12.5%, if your total long term capital gain exceeds 1.25 lakh. Any cess/surcharge is not ...

Teachers and Librarians Say the Format Supports the Science of Reading by Helping Students Read Longer, with Greater Comprehension and Confidence With large print books, my students have been more ...

Evans, Ed.D., the chief executive officer of Project Tomorrow. "Large print books are easy to integrate across the curriculum in ELA, social studies, history, and in any library collection—and ...

Its e-book subscription service allows readers to consume unlimited books for about $12 a month. Digital book sales haven’t overtaken print, as many in the book business once feared. But for ...

Seismic wave analysis reveals that large magma bodies persist beneath both active and dormant volcanoes in the Cascade Range, challenging the belief that magma dissipates after eruptions.

Two late 19th-century novels by Ingersoll Lockwood, Baron Trump’s Marvelous Underground Journey and The Last President, have sparked conspiracy theories linking them to Donald Trump. Viral TikTok ...

Frequently, they actually start out as books. From hardcover best-sellers to dog-eared paperbacks, novelists have given countless screenwriters in Hollywood the bones of a story to reinterpret and ...

Amazon UK has said that it will cease selling Bloomsbury’s print and e-books from midnight on 23rd January, saying negotiations between the giant retailer and the publisher had broken down.