Looking forward to #DefendingJacob, the thrilling TV series starring @ChrisEvans, @jaedenmartell and Michelle Dockery?
Based on the gripping novel by @williamlanday, discover what happens when a lawyer's son is put on trial for murder.
Read the eBook: https://t.co/ZQiSrnqbJb
If you’re wondering whether it’s an overreaction to cancel large gatherings and public events (and I love basketball), here’s a useful primer as to why these measures can slow the spread of the virus and save lives. We have to look out for each other. https://t.co/Ld7Uc8sPTQ
As I pulled myself up to the curb yesterday morning I remember thinking, "I can't." As I boarded my flight last night I remember thinking, "We will."
The journey in between led to this thread. It is difficult to write and I expect for some it will be hard to read, but here goes
John Kenney's new book contains a poem about his six-year-old texting his reverend 142 poop emojis from his phone. He chatted with @nprscottsimon about his poetic inspirations https://t.co/qFbIvnEtZq
But remember what those giant online booksellers have no interest in doing:
➡️bringing your favorite authors to town so you can meet them and get your books signed
➡️creating good jobs in your community
➡️partnering with cultural organizations in your town to enrich the arts
@penguinrandom Although
the cricket's son
has no words,
still,
he's incredibly annoying sometimes.
His name is Gary.
He's 4 years old.
And it is VERY late.
But the little bastard claims he's "thirsty."
Go to sleep, Gary!
Izumi Shikibu, translated by an exhausted parent.
A first class passenger noticed a female soldier entering the plane, so he asked her, “What does your ticket say?” When she said “31 B,” he gave her his first class seat and sat in coach instead. Here’s how he was rewarded for his kind deed.