NPR Launches Daily Book Recommendation Feature
NPR has introduced a new feature aimed at book lovers. The organization now provides a daily book recommendation service, enhancing the reading experience for its audience.
Unconventional Approaches to Self-Improvement
January marks a time for reflection and reassessment, prompting many to examine their habits. Two new titles exemplify creative ways to reframe our routines.
Live to See the Day by Mark Medley
Mark Medley’s book focuses on pursuing seemingly unattainable goals. Through engaging narratives, Medley explores what we can learn from individuals often viewed as unlikely success stories.
- Features stories of political candidates with no real chance of winning.
- Highlights the adventures of amateur creature-hunters.
- Encourages readers to embrace the mindset of dreamers.
Humor Me by Chris Duffy
Comedian Chris Duffy presents a different angle with his book, Humor Me. He invites readers to find joy amid life’s challenges.
- Duffy draws on his experiences as a teacher.
- He discusses how humor can offer comfort during difficult times.
Engage with NPR’s Book Community
Listeners can explore these recommendations and support NPR’s literary coverage through the Book of the Day service. This platform enables book enthusiasts to stay informed and inspired.
For those who want to experience the Book of the Day without interruption, a subscription to Book of the Day+ is available at plus.npr.org/bookoftheday.
