Quick links, tips, and news about reading, books, and libraries
One day, I asked myself a question: How would the famous Russian novels be if the main characters were missing?
What would Anna Karenina have been, if Count Alexei Kirillovich Vronsky had been killed in the first part?
Continue reading “The masterpieces of Russian literature with main characters killed in the war”Since the report from the Wharton Business School researchers was released, many posts on social media, for instance this one, claim it has.
I decided to find the answer at the source, and congratulated ChatGPT. Here is the answer:
Continue reading “Has ChatGPT really passed an MBA exam?”
Technology has drastically altered our lives, and now education needs to catch up.
From Best Education Degrees comes an infographic that takes a look at the future of education.
Continue reading “The tech behind the next-gen education (infographic)”
If you are interested in exploring the AI-generated art, take a look at featured images generated by DALL-E or Midjourney users. They are just a tip of the iceberg.
Some artists have already joined popular merch sites – Etsy or Redbubble to name the most popular – and sell their stuff there.
Continue reading “Amazing Middle-earth libraries created with artificial intelligence”
School libraries provide students with access to books and materials that are essential to their learning and development.
They are not only a place where students can find books and research materials, but also a place to relax and find information they need to complete an assignment.
Continue reading “5 reasons why we need school libraries (infographic)”
Ammaar Reshi’s Alice and Sparkle is the most famous book created with AI tools. It’s currently among the top 10 bestsellers in the Children’s Computers & Technology Books category.
The book provoked a discussion about artists’ role, copyright issues, and the nature of creative process.
Continue reading “Over 70 books created with artificial intelligence are already available on Amazon”
Elizabeth Sagan is not only an avid book reader. She creates breathtaking literary scenes and shares them via her extremely popular Instagram profile.
It all began the usual bookstagram way: she was sharing beautiful pics of books she was enjoying.
Continue reading “Avid reader creates stunning scenes using her colossal book library”Studying in Switzerland blog has released an infographic that shows which book genres are most popular in 36 countries around the world.
To collect the data, they used the Google web search volume for each book genre in different countries.
Here are the key findings:
Continue reading “The most popular book genres in 36 countries around the world (infographic)”
I don’t know how about you, but I’m never enough of inspiring quotes about books, libraries, and reading.
The thing is that I am just fed up with thousands of quotes that are shown in an infantile font face against a flat color background.
Continue reading “A new set of inspiring book and library quotes”
How have you organized your reading nook? Do you have a peaceful place at home, where you can hide unnoticed for long hours?
Continue reading “My reading nook would be where this blanket is!”
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