This month brings the nation’s 250th birthday bash, “Les Miserables,” Mark Morris, the World Cup final, Jay-Z at Yankee Stadium and nine nights of Bon Jovi.
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A (Serious) Homage to Sandra Boynton, Queen of Board Books
Now that Sandra Boynton’s books have crossed generations of child-rearing — and her first, “Hippos Go Berserk!,” is approaching 50 — they deserve another look.
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A (Serious) Homage to Sandra Boynton, Queen of Board Books
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Sandra Boynton’s Best Books: A Guide
An introduction to a living genius of children’s literature for the adults who will inevitably read her on repeat.
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Book Review: ‘Gerontocracy in America,’ by Samuel Moyn
A new book by Samuel Moyn argues that the country has become an “oldigarchy,” in which wealth and power are hoarded by the elderly.
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Book Review: ‘Gerontocracy in America,’ by Samuel Moyn
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Test Your Knowledge of New York’s Algonquin Round Table
Try this short quiz on Manhattan’s influential “vicious circle” of 20th-century literary wits.
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Book Review: ‘Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep,’ by Paul Tremblay
In Paul Tremblay’s new A.I. dystopia, “Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep,” an experimental technology gives its heroine control over somebody else’s body.
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Book Review: ‘Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep,’ by Paul Tremblay