This week on the bookish internet

Maegan Donovan argues for giving another chance to books we hated. (Book Riot)
Pamela Paul and Maria Russo have some advice for helping your kids become readers. (The New York Times)
Charles Halton introduces readers to the world’s earliest known poet: Enheduanna. (LitHub)
Glenn Fleishmann reports that letterpress printing is having a revival. (Wired)
Librarian Carolyn Johnson collects thousands of books to give away to children who can’t afford them. I love this so much. (Moby Lives)
Emily Temple rounded up a list of ten book hoarders. Temple defines a book hoarder as someone who owns more than 1,000 books—so I just miss out with about 800 books to my name. (LitHub)