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“This has been so good for her … it’s a good thing to do for her because she’s such a mother to us,” Wolfinger reiterated.

“The capacity is so tight that if you get a book that takes off like ‘Becoming,’ you have to stop what they were printing and print more ‘Becoming,’ then whatever they were printing is late,” said Dennis Abboud, the chief executive of ReaderLink, the main book distributor to Target, Walmart and other outlets. “Then the train is really off the rails.”

Correction: This article initially misnamed Wisdom Publications publisher Daniel Aitken as Doug Aitkin.

Mr. Green, the author of the global blockbuster “The Fault in Our Stars,” is in some ways the ideal author to start this experiment. He’s got a devoted young fan base — his novels have more than 50 million copies in print — and a huge social media following, with more than five million followers on Twitter and 3.1 million subscribers on YouTube through his Vlogbrothers channel, which he runs with his brother, Hank.

Hendrix estimates he read more than 250 books as research for "Paperbacks From Hell," almost shuddering at the thought.

I have eight books written by Higginson (three are signed by Higginson); two books about Higginson; thirteen books that Higginson drew inspiration from or were published during her own career; one magazine featuring Higginson’s work; two sets of sheet music where Higginson’s poems were used as lyrics; and eight postcards featuring Higginson’s poems. In all, the collection currently consists of thirty-four pieces.

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Gatov wanted to use lots of prepositions so her grandchildren would be introduced to the idea. This was the one for "into."

Among those is Chris Anderson, the former editor of Wired and now the chief executive of a robotics and drone company. He is also the founder of GeekDad.com.

The cookbooks, printed by RPJ Printing in Olean, were presented to Oliva on Mother’s Day a few years ago by book club members. A forward in the book said it was the least the club could do for Oliva, who is considered to be the “Mother Stand-In” for those who had lost their own mothers.

Chasing Eclipses: The Total Solar Eclipses of 1905, 1914, 1925 by Rebecca R. Joslin (1929). Three trips to finally see a total solar eclipse, told from the first person by the author. I’ve tried to find some more information about Joslin online, and she wrote other books but I haven’t (yet) been able to find out why a Bostonian DAR decided to spend two decades finally trying to see a total solar eclipse.

This new product allows anyone to build his or her own recipe book. People can choose seven chapters–ranging from “vegetable sides” to “sheet-pan wonders”–and then can choose eight recipes for each of those chapters. Once all the categories and dishes are chosen, the Times lets them write their own dedication page, and then, it’s off to the printing press. The newspaper says there are nearly 350,000 recipe-combination possibilities.