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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
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Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
-
Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
-
The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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Dolly Parton Could Tell a Story
Dolly Parton knew how to tell a story. “Coat of Many Colors” is a perfect example. On the surface, it is a song about a little girl wearing a coat made from scraps. But…
-
Marmee Was the Real Hero of Little Women
Marilla Cuthbert taught Anne that family can be found in unexpected places. Marmee March taught her daughters something different: that the bonds between sisters can survive anger, rivalry, and hurt. Together, these women offer…
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The Language of Butterflies: An Interview with Wendy Williams
What can butterflies teach us about attention, slowness, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world? In *The Language of Butterflies*, Wendy Williams explores the surprising history and enduring fascination of these delicate creatures.…
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The Correspondent: The Book That Made Me Think Differently About Sight
What happens when the thing you love most about your life is suddenly threatened? For me, one of my greatest fears is losing my eyesight. I cannot imagine a life in which I could…
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Why You Keep DNF’ing Books
Have you ever looked at your towering TBR pile and thought, *I have nothing to read* — and then, *I don’t want to read these!* You have dozens—or hundreds—of books waiting for you. You…
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Marilla Cuthbert Was Already a Whole Woman
We tend to remember Marilla Cuthbert as the stern woman who reluctantly takes Anne Shirley into her home. But what if Marilla’s life was never meant to be a story about waiting for Anne…
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Tea with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, Author of The Three Graces of Pearl Street
Sometimes, meaning is found in sharing meals with other people. It is nourished by friendships sustained over decades. Its mettle is tested in the arguments we have with people we love. Most of all,…
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5 Novels That Felt Like Fresh Starts
Some novels remind us that starting over can take many forms. From unexpected adventures to difficult transformations, these five books explore characters whose lives are changed by circumstances they never expected—and the possibility of…
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How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
How to Choose Your Next Book
You’ve finished a book you loved, and now you’re staring at your shelves wondering what could possibly come next. When you have dozens—or hundreds—of unread books, choosing can become surprisingly difficult. Here are a…
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Mariella Hunt 