Gugu Mbatha-Raw in Easy (2016)
Posts about 2016 written by Pernille Ripp
17 Must Read Books in 2016 by Jeremy Scott I read over 100 books per year and have for the past 3 years in a row. Or should I have listened to over 100 books a year, I love audible and my learning style is very auditory. I play to my strengths in that regard I suggest you do to. Anyways, I get ask
This seminal work in the career of the French Nobel laureate is a triumph of atmosphere, implication, and mood built around a couple looking back on their fraught youth in postwar Paris.
From Hugh Hefner’s renowned estate to the most expensive penthouse in Hawaii, these were our top real estate stories…
When I spend time with my favorite moms, we ask a lot of questions of each other. Mine tend to focus around housekeeping, a subject that has perplexed me well into adulthood: “But when do you clean? Why are your floors so shiny?” Very few people ask me for tips about housework, which is probably wise. They do, […]
The holidays are generally a time to relax and spend time with family and friends. In addition to this notion, we also believe that the holidays are the perfect time to plan your next big adventure. Therefore, the staff, Instructors and directors at Outward Bound have gathered together some of our favorite outdoor books and paired […]
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New ebook releases to be included on your summer reading list 2016. Books from J.K. Rowling, Emily Giffin, Liane Moriarty, and Terry Pratchett.
I read 178 books in 2016! Today's post is all about what I read, why I read so much, and mini-summaries of my top 15 reads of 2016.
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As a writer, I especially love looking through reader favorites and seeing what posts connected with people the most in the previous year.
Reading recommendations from alumni entrepreneurs.
Media at Rio 2016 seen to be undermining women’s achievements by linking reports to their male partners
Greta book about Olympic bobsledder trying to hide the fact he was going blind
Bloomsday, the celebration of James Joyce’s “Ulysses,” was Thursday. Read our 1922 review of a novel then considered obscene and banned in the United States.
The Atlantic’s editors and writers share their favorite titles—new, classic, or somewhere in between—from a year of reading.
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books becoming movies
