Alyssa Nadwarny
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 19 Aug
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Hello, I'm Melissa Nadwarney, and you're listening to NPR's Book of the Day.
One of my favorite players to watch this World Cup was French striker Kylian Mbappe.
He's fast, he's strong, and he scores a lot.
Even though France didn't make it to the final, Mbappe is considered one of the tournament's stars.
ESPN soccer correspondent Julian Laurence has written a new book called Killian Mumbape, the definitive biography, detailing the soccer star's life, growing up in a suburb of Paris, and becoming a sports prodigy at a young age.
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NPR's Book of the Day · Author Tana French on the best summer reading set in Ireland · 28 Jul 2026
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Hi, I'm Alyssa Nadwarney, and you're listening to NPR's Book of the Day.
Fiction provides its own kind of travel, right from your couch.
And for Ireland, there is no better tour guide than crime writer Tana French.
She's behind the Dublin Murder Squad series.
Her latest trilogy includes the books The Searcher, The Hunter, and the final chapter, which was released earlier this year, The Keeper.
French talked with all things considered host Mary Louise Kelly about how place can be a main character.
ETS administers a number of exams already.
The GRE for graduate admissions and the TOEFL, an English language test taken by many international students.
And now they'll take over the ACT.
More than a million students take the ACT each year as part of college applications and to get their high school diploma.
More than a dozen states include taking the ACT as a requirement to graduate.
ETS has struggled in recent years with layoffs and buyouts.
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