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Born from grief, shaped by love, and guided by purpose, this is the book I needed back when Bruce was first diagnosed and I was frozen with fear and uncertainty,' Emma wrote to her 993K Instagram ...

Emma Heming Willis Asks Bruce Willis' Fans to 'Flood Him with All the Love' as Her Husband Turns 70 “I’m honored to share the cover of my first book, The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength ...

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"This book covers eight decades of my life. Writing it has been a learning experience on many levels," Priscilla said in an exclusive statement Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE.

In Petra Lord's 'Queen of Faces,' a cyberpunk world provides the setting for a new transgender epic. See the cover and read ...

The OJ Simpson case was a spark for the book, how the rich and famous can get away with anything, even murder. What did you learn about the case and the book deal that followed the trial?

Strange “hairy” covers of books in medieval Europe were made from seal skin obtained from Viking descendants, a new study has found. It is rare to find medieval manuscripts in their original ...

Few studies have focused on the dating and provenance of wooden book covers. Dr. Kolk says, "The question has hardly ever been studied. Of course, the most obvious reason is that often ...

Robert Wildwood poses with his two children, Raymer and Beatrix, and his new poetry book, "Sun Ripened Fun Ideas," set to be released April 12.

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“In world where book covers can be deceiving,” wrote Sanziana-Dana, “it’s very easy to mistake a book that is age appropriate for younger readers versus one that is not.” Busayo agrees ...