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Library book of the week - junior and teen

#15 teen - The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater

#15 junior - Endangered by Eliot Schrefer

#14 teen - The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

#14 junior - The Thief by Megan Whalen Turner

#13 teen - The Girl in the Blue Coat by Monica Hesse

#13 junior - Old Man's War by John Scali

#12 teen - All the Bright Places Novel by Jennifer Niven

#12 junior - Dancing on the Edge by Han Nolan

#11 teen - His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik

#11 junior - The Grimm Legacy by Polly Shulman

#10 teen - The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

#10 junior - Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper

#9 teen - Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater

#9 junior - The Giver by Lois Lowry

#8 teen - A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole

#8 junior - The Dragon Tattoo (The Baker Street Mysteries) by Tim Pigott-Smith

#7 teen - The Fall of Berlin 1945 by Antony Beevor

#7 junior - Shades of Magenta by Echo Freer

#6 teen - Persepolis 2: The Story of a Return by Marjane Satrapi

#6 junior - Maddigan's Fantasia by Margaret Mahy

#5 teen - If Not Now, When? by Primo Levi

#5 junior - A Boy at War: A Novel of Pearl Harbor by Harry Mazer

#4 teen - Fueling the Teen Machine by Ellen Shanley

#4 junior - I am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to Be Your Class President by Josh Lieb

#3 teen - The Cartoon Guide to Chemistry

#3 junior - Horrible Histories: Rowdy Revolutions by Terry Deary

#2 teen - The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

#2 junior - The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Prisoner's Dilemma by Trenton Lee Stewart

#1 teen - Big Mouth and Ugly Girl by Joyce Carol Oates

#1 junior - Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce

• 15/03/19 HK students raise awareness about modern day slavery
• 14/03/19 The white Southerners who fought US segregation
• 13/03/19 Losing ground: Singapore is harvesting land from Cambodia
• 12/03/19 7 things to know about the Web as it turns 30
• 11/03/19 Inspirational quotes for Women’s History month
• 08/03/19 A race against time for vanishing Hong Kong
• 26/02/19 Celebrating Yemeni Jewish music with the A-WA collective
• 25/02/19 How plastic from clothing gets into seafood
• 22/02/19 Israel’s Beresheet spacecraft launches on moon mission
• 21/02/19 Knowing more than one language keeps your brain healthy
• 20/02/19 Permafrost, the climate change time bomb
• 19/02/19 Why do Hasidic men button their shirts the wrong way?
• 18/02/19 The Rise of China’s President Xi Jinping
• 15/02/19 Australia to reopen controversial island detention centre
• 14/02/19 Why it’s so important to believe you might be wrong
• 13/02/19 Insect decline could cause 'catastrophic collapse' of nature
• 12/02/19 Collection of Yiddish songs competes for a Grammy
• 01/02/19 Athletes and activism: The long, defiant history of sports protests
• 31/01/19 School bullying has risen in areas that supported Trump
• 30/01/19 Study links excessive screen time to developmental delays in children
• 29/01/19 Why we shouldn’t forget the vibrant prewar Jewish life
• 28/01/19 More than 2.6m Brits are Holocaust deniers, poll finds
• 25/01/19 The street traders of Hong Kong – in pictures
• 24/01/19 Hong Kong to make disrespecting Chinese anthem a crime
• 23/01/19 Rain uncovers rare 2,800-years-old statues in Israel
• 22/01/19 Hello Shenzhen: China’s high-stakes robot wars
• 21/01/19 Gal Gadot is lethal even when she's not Wonder Woman
• 18/01/19 Henryk Ross' photographic record of the Łódź tragedy
• 17/01/19 Melbourne bakeries tell the story of Jewish migration
• 16/01/19 Israeli mining company discovers rare, alien mineral
• 15/01/19 The Hongkongers taking recycling into their own hands
• 14/01/19 The science behind the innovation of the Internet
• 11/01/19 Harvard University demonstrates its innovation of robotics
• 10/01/19 Researchers say genocide is predictable
• 09/01/19 How democratic is your country?
• 08/01/19 Why the quokka is the world's happiest animal
• 07/01/19 The history of the world according to cats
• 04/01/19 What will be the biggest stories of 2019?
• 03/01/19 2018, in a 5 minute end of year video
• 19/12/18 Israeli NGO in innovative tech projects across Africa
• 18/12/18 Teens who get more sleep do better at school
• 17/12/18 IS survivor, Yazidi activist, Nadia Murad wins Nobel Prize
• 14/12/18 Fortnite addiction is forcing kids into video-game rehab
• 13/12/18 Your first job matters more than you think
• 12/12/18 Brain has a special function to learn from mistakes
• 11/12/18 Teenager's innovative eco-bank teaches kids about finance
• 10/12/18 Are we running out of clean water?
• 07/12/18 YouTube deletes academic cheating videos after investigation
• 06/12/18 Spielberg warns against collective hate
• 05/12/18 Photographer captured Hong Kong's disappearing past
• 04/12/18 What happens to kid culture when streets are closed to cars
• 03/12/18 How an ancient revolt sparked the Festival of Lights
• 30/11/18 This may be the best Hanukkah song parody ever written
• 29/11/18 How could veganism change the world?
• 28/11/18 HK teen shuns social media to ‘have the best life’
• 27/11/18 Israeli 3D-printed vegan steak has replicated meat
• 26/11/18 How disinformation is taking over the world
• 23/11/18 Why don't we ever call white extremists terrorists?
• 22/11/18 The seven commandments of fake news
• 21/11/18 Students rediscover antisemitism on Auschwitz field trip
• 20/11/18 Mitzvah Day: Jews and Muslims come together for charity
• 19/11/18 Limiting social media use reduces depression
• 16/11/18 Photographer captures beauty of Hong Kong bamboo
• 15/11/18 Orangutans are the only apes to ‘talk’ about the past
• 14/11/18 IDF strike 150 targets responding to 500 rockets fired
• 13/11/18 Supermarket advert 'too political' for British TV
• 12/11/18 The letters home from World War One
• 09/11/18 Berlin students mark 80th anniversary of Kristallnacht
• 08/11/18 Children urged to play outdoors to cut risk of myopia
• 07/11/18 Britain let 250,000 underage soldiers fight in WW1
• 06/11/18 Less screen time linked to better memory and learning
• 05/11/18 Gap year student and winner of Hero of the Year award
• 02/11/18 How much do you know about migration policy?
• 01/11/18 Dramatic spike in anti-semitic incidents in US
• 31/10/18 Teen cellphone use linked to memory problems
• 30/10/18 Breathing through the nose aids memory storage
• 29/10/18 Synagogue attack extends wave of rightwing violence
• 26/10/18 The multicultural heritage of the Jews of the Balkans
• 25/10/18 Need help to break your addiction to social media?
• 24/10/18 Norwegian who sabotaged Nazi nuclear hopes dies
• 23/10/18 The world's fastest sinking city
• 22/10/18 Want a healthier digital life? Build your own smartphone
• 19/10/18 Blue light from digital devices may accelerate blindness
• 18/10/18 The Israelis who solved a 200 year old maths equation
• 16/10/18 Why you procrastinate and how to beat it
• 15/10/18 75 Years since revolt and escape from Sobibór death camp
• 12/10/18 Secrets of a lost village of ancient Israel come to light
• 11/10/18 The world through the eyes of deaf children
• 10/10/18 Our tomorrows: teenagers share their fears and dreams
• 09/10/18 Why we're heading for a 'climate catastrophe'
• 08/10/18 Why the Soviets doctored this iconic photo
• 05/10/18 German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits Yad Vashem museum
• 04/10/18 What’s a smartphone made of?
• 21/09/18 Why U.S. Disneyland employees can't afford rent
• 20/09/18 Mangkhut: HK’s most intense storm since records began
• 14/09/18 The internet is great but we must slow its innovation
• 13/09/18 How Israeli ultra Orthodox are being drawn into work
• 12/09/18 Phones in the classroom hurt everyone’s grades
• 07/09/18 How to stop taking everything personally
• 06/09/18 Claire Wineland: Youtuber activist dies at 21
• 05/09/18 Google turns 20 this month - students explain its value
• 04/09/18 How one 15-year-old pilot is taking aviation to new heights
• 03/09/18 Why do these South Sudanese kids in Uganda speak Hebrew?
• 31/08/18 How the benefits of volunteering flow across society
• 30/08/19 In Antwerp, summer heat halts ancient ritual of Tashlich
• 29/08/18 Two teens push government in Bali to ban plastic bags
• 28/08/18 Skim reading: a new normal with profound effect on society
• 27/08/18 The battle to keep French isle McDonald's-free
• 24/08/18 IsraAID sends help to Indian flood victims
• 23/08/18 Nazi SS collaborator deported from U.S. to Germany
• 22/08/18 The invisible pollutant undermining HK’s quest for clean air
• 21/08/18 An expert’s guide on getting into US universities
• 20/08/18 Is compassion fatigue inevitable in an age of 24-hour news?
• 17/08/18 Break out of same-old homework habits with these study tips
• Summer vacation
• 26/06/18 Israel’s Save a Child’s Heart group wins UN Population award
• 25/06/18 Netanyahu vows to push ultra-Orthodox enlistment bill
• 22/06/18 A family heirloom from the Łódź ghetto
• 21/06/18 The enjoyment of 25 hours of tech-free bliss
• 20/06/18 Emmanuel Macron tells teen to call him 'Mr President'
• 19/06/18 U.S. crackdown on asylum seekers at the border
• 15/06/18 Five things Saudi women still can't do
• 14/06/18 Smartphone zombies get their own lane
• 13/06/18 Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump sign peace agreement
• 12/06/18 Unsung Heroes choir: Voices to be heard
• 11/06/18 School students to be banned from using mobile phones
• 08/06/18 Spain's new leader appoints cabinet with majority of women
• 07/06/18 Star Wars actress deletes Instagram after abuse
• 06/06/18 Does Jurassic Park make scientific sense?
• 05/06/18 #Tankman2018: hero of Tiananmen protest remembered
• 04/06/18 English becomes preferred language at Dutch universities
• 01/06/18 Residents in HK’s poorest neighbourhoods struggle to keep cool
• 31/05/18 Should there be curbs on free speech?
• 30/05/18 Rockets strike south of Israel in largest volley since 2014
• 29/05/18 The truth about blue light
• 28/05/18 How researchers are teaching AI to learn like a child
• 25/05/18 New legislation to define anti-Semitism in US education
• 24/05/18 How to stay calm under pressure
• 23/05/18 Demand grows for $30,000 coveted sneakers
• 18/05/18 Rex Tillerson trolls Donald Trump over 'alternative facts'
• 17/05/18 Discrimination kills 230,000 Indian girls under five each year
• 16/05/18 The Afghan girls returning to school
• 15/05/18 Violent protests as US embassy in Jerusalem opens
• 14/05/18 Eurovision 2018: Israel's Netta is the winner
• 11/05/18 Tourism is eight times worse for planet than previously believed
• 10/05/18 What’s left after pro-ISIS terrorists leave Philippine city
• 09/05/18 What is the true cost of eating meat?
• 08/05/18 What's the difference between hibernation and sleep?
• 07/05/18 Steven Spielberg urges mandatory Holocaust education
• 04/05/18 Air pollution inequality widens for rich and poor nations
• 03/05/18 Is Germany capable of protecting its Jews?
• 02/05/18 This 19-year-old can keep astronauts safe in space
• 30/04/18 Tragedy as Israel flash flood kills ten teenage hikers
• 27/04/18 Crossing Divides: Israeli school for both Jews and Arabs
• 26/04/18 'Hatred of journalism threatens democracies' says watchdog
• 25/04/18 'Cardboard grannies': Hong Kong elderly living in poverty
• 24/04/18 Israeli and Palestinian peace talks with a difference
• 23/04/18 Why it's good to have friends who aren't 'just like us'
• 20/04/18 Earth Day 2018 dedicated to reducing plastic pollution
• 19/04/18 In pictures: Israel at 70 - seven iconic moments
• 18/04/18 Why Jewish national freedom comes at a price
• 17/04/18 The design tricks that get you hooked on your phone
• 16/04/18 As numbers dwindle, Jews who fought Nazis recall struggle
• 13/04/18 Torchlighters: stories of heroes on Remembrance Day
• 12/04/18 Hundreds of Holocaust survivors gather to sing ode to life
• 28/03/18 Neo-Nazi wins Republican nomination for Illinois
• 27/03/18 Police treat killing of elderly woman in Paris as anti-Semitic
• 26/03/18 Hong Kong stands in solidarity with March For Our Lives
• 23/03/18 Don’t forget, Instagram is owned by Facebook
• 22/03/18 Putin: from Soviet spy to highest elected office in Russia
• 21/03/18 Political data firm 'Cambridge Analytica planted fake news'
• 20/03/18 Dead Sea's revival with Red Sea canal edges closer to reality
• 19/03/18 News game challenges students to tell fact from fiction
• 16/03/18 Wheelchair proves no barrier to dreams, ambitions and goals
• 15/03/18 Stephen Hawking: Visionary physicist dies aged 76
• 14/03/18 Celebrate your math skills and sweet tooth on Pi Day
• 13/03/18 False stories travel faster than the truth on social media
• 05/03/18 Will Polish law affect commemoration trips?
• 02/03/18 When zeppelin fever came to Israel 89 years ago
• 01/03/18 Rabbi Sacks and comedian Ashley Blaker debate Purim
• 28/02/18 Freakishly warm weather in Arctic has scientists 'stunned'
• 27/02/18 It’s not you. Phones are designed to be addicting.
• 26/02/18 Hong Kong’s freedom of expression is under threat
• 14/02/18 Day-by-day guide for celebrating the Chinese New Year
• 13/02/18 Israel, Iran and Syria just traded blows. Does this mean war?
• 12/02/18 Plastic pollution has reached the 'pristine' Arctic
• 09/02/18 Why Budapest is the cholent capital of the world
• 08/02/18 Why are these grey African crocodiles turning orange?
• 07/02/18 SpaceX’s 27-engine Falcon Heavy, red sports car blasts off
• 06/02/18 Italy's Berlusconi: 600,000 migrants "ready" to commit crime
• 05/02/18 Hong Kong's Agnes Chow: an enemy of the state?
• 02/02/18 Polish senate passes controversial Holocaust bill
• 01/02/18 Hangry, swag, and tomoz join the Oxford Dictionary
• 31/01/18 Banning democratic politician ‘risks Hong Kong’s reputation’
• 30/01/18 Oversharing: Your phone is like a spy in your pocket
• 29/01/18 The giant flower that smells like a dead rat!
• 26/01/18 Oldest human fossil outside Africa found in Israel
• 25/01/18 Clever crows show how technology evolves
• 24/01/18 New automated store, which has no staff or checkouts
• 23/01/18 Survey: 27 % of European Jews say they don’t feel safe
• 22/01/18 See how the rest of the world lives, organised by income
• 19/01/18 A place to play for children of all abilities
• 18/01/18 Hong Kong tumbles in freedom index for third year running
• 17/01/18 A glimpse into upcoming tech products
• 16/01/18 Talent is universal, but opportunity isn't
• 15/01/18 Why is Martin Luther King Day celebrated in January?
• 12/01/18 Israeli hospital sends aid to cholera stricken Zambia
• 11/01/18 How well do movies predict our tech future?
• 10/01/18 Why the market for skin whitening is growing
• 09/01/18 Breakfast around the world in 360
• 08/01/18 Why do cartoon villains speak in ‘foreign’ accents?
• 05/01/18 The Rise of Nationalism in 2017
• 04/01/18 A science news preview of 2018
• 20/12/17 Dozens killed in Philippine landslides after tropical storm
• 19/12/17 It’s always Hanukkah in picture-perfect Italian town
• 18/12/17 France is banning mobile phones in schools
• 15/12/17 Ancient human ancestor "Little Foot" debuts in South Africa
• 14/12/17 DR Congo crisis: The road where everyone is hungry
• 13/12/17 Social media is “ripping apart social fabric society”
• 12/12/17 Trading smartphone time for sleep? Your loss
• 11/12/17 Polar bears are starving on iceless land
• 08/12/17 Gal Gadot surprises college student with scholarship
• 07/12/17 US President recognises Jerusalem as Israel's capital
• 06/12/17 Healthiest diets are also best for the environment
• 05/12/17 City solution to traffic congestion? Free bus passes
• 04/12/17 Blind backpacker travelling the world visits Jerusalem
• 01/12/17 Slavery: $150 billion problem that receives almost no attention
• 30/11/17 French President proposes military action against human traffickers
• 29/11/17 The avocado police protecting Mexico's green gold
• 28/11/17 New Zealand police recruitment video showcases diversity
• 27/11/17 Vantablack: the black so black your eyes can't see it
• 24/11/17 Flat earth believer plans flight in steam rocket
• 23/11/17 For teens, a good mood depends on good sleep
• 22/11/17 Growing up as teenagers in -60C
• 21/11/17 Hong Kong: 20% of residents live in poverty
• 20/11/17 Knowing what you don’t know can help your grades improve
• 17/11/17 Jerusalem's most unique neighbourhoods
• 16/11/17 22-year-old HK fencer on how she gains a mental edge
• 15/11/17 Polish president condemns far-right march
• 14/11/17 Chinese village keeps alive a tradition of indigo dyeing
• 13/11/17 Silicon Valley wants you to become addicted to smartphones
• 10/11/17 Divided States of America: One year under Trump
• 09/11/17 The event that sparked 100 angry years
• 08/11/17 How Snapchat has kept itself free of fake news
• 07/11/17 Jail for disrespecting China’s anthem jumps from 15 days to 3 Years
• 06/11/17 Spy mystery of sisters who helped Jewish refugees flee Nazis
• 03/11/17 Evening screen time can sabotage sleep
• 02/11/17 Hong Kong's poor live in homes smaller than some prison cells
• 01/11/17 The dark art of political memes
• 31/10/17 Teens in HK don’t get enough fruit, veg or exercise and risk strokes in later life
• 30/10/17 Escaping Brazil's favela violence with football
• 27/10/17 Tackling anti-semitism and racism in football
• 26/10/17 Hilfiger launches adaptive clothing line for adults with disabilities
• 25/10/17 In Israel, descendants of ANZAC soldiers retrace steps
• 24/10/17 Photographer shows what real superheroes look like
• 23/10/17 Child labour photos that changed America
• 20/10/17 Who was JFK?
• 19/10/17 Social-media: the power of 'like'
• 18/10/17 Honduras orphan girls use poetry to heal their past
• 17/10/17 Lawyers say HK law under threat after jailing of activists
• 16/10/17 Can Spain keep it together? Madrid ponders direct rule in Catalonia
• 29/09/17 Yom Kippur
• 28/09/17 Dying to sleep: We are facing a ‘catastrophic sleep-loss epidemic’
• 27/09/17 American football protests: Why do players kneel or link arms?
• 26/09/17 First They Killed My Father is a surprising, devastating triumph
• 25/09/17 Fake news: How not to fall for it
• 20/09/17 Family seeks to discover fate of Swedish WWII hero
• 19/09/17 The schoolboy jailed for writing to BBC radio
• 18/09/17 Infographic: The ultimate guide to note taking in class
• 15/09/17 Advice if you're upset by the news
• 14/09/17 Israel’s supreme court cancels conscription exemption law
• 13/09/17 Burmese (Myanmar) Govt fake images to frame Rohingya for violence
• 12/09/17 Before you study, ask for help
• 11/09/17 British arms sales to repressive regimes soar to £5bn
• 08/09/17 The life cycle of a t-shirt
• 07/09/17 Plastic fibers found in 83% of the world's tap water
• 06/09/17 Myanmar conflict: Rohingya refugee surge hits Bangladesh
• 05/09/17 Dozens rally for Israeli man after 3 years in Hamas captivity
• 04/09/17 Disabilities don’t stop these experts in science and tech
• 01/09/17 Oil spill and consecutive storms leave HK beaches in a mess
• 31/08/17 Explainer: Hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons
• 30/08/17 Which stress type are you, and how do you deal with problems?
• 29/08/17 Fact Check: News literacy programs help students sort fact from fiction
• 28/08/17 From Disney to Tolkien: movies we can watch again and again
• 27/08/17 Holocaust survivor leads protest against hate in Berkeley’s streets
• 25/08/17 Rabbis protest Trump’s comments by boycotting conference call
• 24/08/17 Typhoon Hato batters Hong Kong
• 23/08/17 1 in 10 Americans think neo-Nazi views okay
• 22/08/17 Mindfulness in eating pays the body big dividends
• 21/08/17 Thousands march in Hong Kong for release of pro-democracy leaders
• 18/08/17 Students' idea to make MTR more pleasant for Hongkongers
• 17/08/17 Back to school tips for students
• Summer vacation
  
• 23/06/17 World population to near 10 billion by 2050, says UN
• 22/06/17 Jewish millennials increasingly putting Zionism second and America first
• 21/06/17 Inspiring Instagram accounts that will make your day
• 20/06/17 How much do you know about solving global warming?
• 19/06/17 Chalk Girl: a protester at the heart of Hong Kong’s democracy movement
• 16/06/17 Israeli author, David Grossman wins Man Booker prize
• 15/06/17 Trump sells Qatar $12 billion of U.S. weapons days after accusing it of terrorism
• 14/06/17 Artist recreates New York City grocery store using felt
• 13/06/17 The science of needing green in your live
• 12/06/17 The blacklist of the world’s 10 most climate-damaging foods
• 09/06/17 Boxed in: life inside the 'coffin cubicles' of Hong Kong – in pictures
• 08/06/17 The women who fought for Hanoi
• 07/06/17 A message from African rangers to Hong Kong to end the ivory trade
• 06/06/17 1967 war: Six days that changed the Middle East
• 05/06/17 Expert tips on avoiding painful "text neck"
• 02/06/17 Wonder Woman banned by Lebanon over Israeli lead Gal Gadot
• 29/05/17 Israel’s long-term economic growth is not sustainable
• 26/05/17 Google's AlphaGo A.I. beats world's number one in ancient game of Go
• 25/05/17 Upon arrival, Trump sees Europe in stark terms
• 24/05/17 Advice if you're ever upset by the news
• 23/05/17 Popular social media sites 'harm young people's mental health'
• 22/05/17 Australian teen’s invention can warn of deadly rip currents
• 19/05/17 The violinist of Venezuela, playing through riots and tear gas
• 18/05/17 Math champion wins US$20,000 with answer in less than a second
• 17/05/17 Remote Pacific island found buried under tonnes of plastic
• 16/05/17 Genius brothers, 11 and 14, graduate high school and college this weekend
• 15/05/17 The Helper documentary debuts in Hong Kong on Mother's Day, 14th May
• 12/05/17 Chinese tech companies find a warmer welcome in Israel
• 11/05/17 The girls’ football team that joined a boys’ league, and won it
• 10/05/17 The Jewish refugees the US turned away
• 09/05/17 Why Macron won: Luck, skill and France’s dark history
• 08/05/17 22-year-old raises $31 Million to clean up plastic in the Pacific
• 05/05/17 Is China the world’s new colonial power?
• 04/05/17 Hong Kong students design app to help human trafficking victims
• 02/05/17 60 soldiers, 11 civilians fallen since last Memorial Day
• 01/05/17 Israel at 69 has 8,680,000 citizens, 43% of world Jewry
• 28/04/17 Flying cars edge closer to reality
• 27/04/17 Has democracy reached a breaking point?
• 26/04/17 French voters reject mainstream politics in ‘revolutionary’ vote
• 25/04/17 The Holocaust: Who are the missing million?
• 24/04/17 New global Holocaust Remembrance Day campaign to aid poorest survivors
• 21/04/17 Horrible hormones and a way to tame that inner beast
• 19/04/17 Noticing mistakes boosts learning
• 07/04/17 Model Matzah Bakery passes on ancient tradition
• 06/04/17 Here’s how to spot a fake news story
• 05/04/17 Gas attack on Syrian town sparks worldwide outrage
• 04/04/17 Singaporeans are rediscovering one of the world’s largest cemeteries
• 03/04/17 IsraAID emergency teams support flood survivors in Peru
• 31/03/17 Ghost in the Shell’s whitewashing: does Hollywood have an Asian problem?
• 30/03/17 Did your burger come with a side of non-degrading pollutants?
• 29/03/17 UN envoy vows no more resolutions against Israel
• 28/03/17 Laptops containing 3.7 million Hong Kong voters’ data stolen after election
• 27/03/17 Beijing-backed Carrie Lam picked as Hong Kong's first female leader
• 24/03/17 Tensions between Berlin and Ankara threaten EU-Turkey migrant deal
• 23/03/17 Google tries to stop ads from appearing next to hate speech
• 22/03/17 Climate breaks multiple records in 2016, with global impacts
• 21/03/17 You're not crazy; it's just your teenage brain
• 20/03/17 Modern-day slavery in focus: how World Cup workers are deceived
• 17/03/17 U.S. Boston schools adopt ‘new’ world map
• 16/03/17 How Anglophones speak French without knowing it
• 15/03/17 Four-year-old trekked miles in subzero Siberia to help sick grandmother
• 14/03/17 World wide web creator Tim Berners-Lee targets fake news
• 13/03/17 Israel: contender at the World Baseball Classic
• 10/03/17 'That one day is all you have': how Hong Kong's domestic workers seized Sunday
• 09/03/17 What is Purim? The history and meaning of the Jewish holiday
• 08/03/17 Gender Equality Works
• 07/03/17 Four tips for reading a scientific paper
• 06/03/17 North Korea fires four missiles into Sea of Japan
• 05/03/17 In Israel, lauding and lamenting the era of Trump
• 04/03/17 Hong Kong group urges us to work harder to close gender gap in STEM subjects
• 03/03/17 Nintendo Switch, and the unconventional hype for an unusual game console
• 02/03/17 Race to be Hong Kong's next leader kicks off
• 01/03/17 Israeli army sets sights on recruits with autism
• 28/02/17 Dealing with, stress, self-confidence, and bullying in school ... we've been there too
• 27/02/17 U.K. Education: Older teenagers face biggest funding cuts
• 24/02/17 Speaking Mandarin may offer kids a musical edge
• 23/02/17 Thrilling discovery of seven Earth-sized exoplanets orbiting nearby star
• 22/02/17 Why 20 million people are on brink of famine in a ‘world of plenty’
• 21/02/17 Football: Hong Kong’s ‘Beef Ball’ takes bite out of gender gap
• 20/02/17 Global arms trade reaches highest point since cold war era
• 18/02/17 Communications expert explains how science should respond to fake news
• 16/02/17 Harvard team could bring woolly mammoth back from extinction in two years
• 15/02/17 Brexit: All you need to know about the UK leaving the EU
• 14/02/17 Canadian judge rules in favour of forcibly adopted First Nations survivors
• 13/02/17 Finally, food trucks hit the streets in Hong Kong
• 10/02/17 How Valentine's Day became a commercial juggernaut
• 08/02/17 Israel intercepts multiple rockets fired from Egypt
• 07/02/17 Bullying hurts — but peer support really helps
• 06/02/17 20 Rabbis arrested during protest over travel ban
• 05/02/17 Subway riders scrub anti-Semitic graffiti
• 02/02/17 When your devices spy on you
• 01/02/17 The ultimate cure for fake-news
• 26/01/17 5 Things You Didn't Know About the Year of the Rooster
• 25/01/17 My idol turned out to be my sister
• 24/01/17 The Holocaust's unlearned lessons
• 23/01/17 Friends of violent teens are more likely to become violent themselves
• 22/01/17 11-year-old CEO of MinorMynas is anything but minor
• 19/01/17 Jewish and Israeli organizations deliver emergency aid to refugees on frozen Greek island
• 18/01/17 10 times Trump spread fake news
• 17/01/17 Behold The US$2,000 Pizza!
• 15/01/17 E-waste in East and Southeast Asia jumps 63 percent in five years
• 14/01/17 Surviving the Holocaust: ‘I didn’t allow any hatred to grow. But I don’t blame those who did'
• 11/01/17 Why puppies love baby talk
• 10/01/17 Barack Obama legacy: Did he improve US race relations?
• 10/01/17 Veteran war correspondent who broke news of the Nazi invasion dies in HK
• 09/01/17 Addicted to smartphones?

Website of the week

#12 SuperBetter - Develop, strengthen positive habits with this motivating game

#11 Mental Floss - Tells you the hidden stories behind popular happenings around the world

#10 Life Hacks For Kids - How to make cool stuff out of ordinary things

#9 The Borowitz Report - Satirical political news blog from The New Yorker

#8 Kiddle - Visual search engine for kids

#7 HowStuffWorks - Unbiased, reliable, easy-to-understand answers and explanations

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