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In heated debates about gun laws and gun violence, one group of victims is often overlooked: children. Each year in America, thousands of children are killed or injured after finding unsecured guns in their homes. Millions of kids endure psychological wounds after losing loved ones to gun violence or from the mere threat of school shootings. In his new book “Children Under Fire: An American Crisis,” Washington Post reporter John Woodrow Cox tells the story of those children. We talk with Cox about strategies that could save lives and protect kids from life-altering trauma.see more
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Why Books Matter

Michael Krasny
Oct 19, 2010 at 10:00 AM
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In his new book, "The Lost Art of Reading," Los Angeles Times book critic David Ulin explores the ongoing relevance of literature in an age of digital distraction.

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David Ulin, book critic for the Los Angeles Times

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