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100 #books to get to know #Ukraine, in all of its facets.

Many links to Amazon in there, I recommend to order and buy at local #bookstores instead, or via ethically acceptable mail-order alternatives.

»100 books from Ukraine or about Ukraine are presented in this selection. They were all published after 1991, were written in different #genres, and communicate a wide range of topics. They each represent Ukrainian #identity in their own way. Our list focuses on #English, #German and #French translations.«

pen.org.ua/en/100-knyzhok-yaki

PEN Ukraine100 Books to Help Understand UkrainePrepared in cooperation of PEN Ukraine and Sensor Media “What are they fighting for?“ Unfortunately, even after eleven years of Russia’s war against Ukraine, this question is still asked ...

These are the hardcover and paperback versions of my books. If you would like to purchase a copy of your own, you can go to Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Walmart, and other online retailers. You can also borrow a copy from your local library in either ebook or print format. #books #photos #productphotos #productphotography #ashadmukadam #kickingfrombeyondthe40 #journeythroughthevideogameworld #thetreasureofmilkylake #thecrimeinthewoods #amazon #barnesandnoble #walmart #libraries #bookstores

Erittäin kiinnostavaa seurattavaa kirjakauppa-alalta: vaikeuksissa ollut Barnes & Noble -ketju on päässyt pois kuilun partaalta antamalla myymälöilleen vapaat kädet toimia kuin itsenäiset kirjakaupat.

A very interesting story to follow: The struggling bookshop chain Barnes & Noble has got back from the brink by giving their stores the freedom to "act and feel like an independent local shop".

pbs.org/newshour/show/how-barn

PBS News · How Barnes and Noble made a comeback by revitalizing its philosophyBy Jeffrey Brown