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Book Reviews: Great New and Upcoming Children’s/Teen Lit
Hello Everyone, I have been making a point to learn more about children’s literature recently, and to that end, I have been checking out review copies of many upcoming children’s and teen books. Here are the most engaging ones I … Continue reading
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Forbidden Love: Lisa Jones Gentry and Joe Steele
Forbidden Love, penned by Harvard graduates Joe Steele and Lisa Jones Gentry, reminds one of Colleen McCoullough’s 1977 epic bestseller, Thornbirds, intertwined with the 2016 award winning movie, Loving. Forbidden Love is a retelling of the sexual-romantic relationship between Father … Continue reading
Pearl of a Present
Today in our Lost in a Good Book series, we present a pearl, or rather, The Pearl by John Steinbeck (1947), with a charming little gift tag. The front of the card reads, “for Pat my nice friend. Helen.” The … Continue reading
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Lost in a Good Book
I love finding old things in books. Like my pals at Forgotten Bookmarks, I’ve decided to share some of the neat ephemera I find. I’ve been doing this for years, actually, and making card collages of ephemera in a series … Continue reading