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In Iceland, Christmas Eve is a night for books. In the days leading up to the holiday, friends and family prepare packages of books, simple snacks, and cozy beverages to give to their loved ones. Thi ...
Sometimes the movie is better(Post)Most of us have been home now for close to three months. If you’re like me, you’ve come to a point where working or learning from home coincides with in-home entertainment. While I sketch or paint, I ...
Required Summer Reading(Post)Despite the fact that we have a good two months of steamy temps still ahead of us, summer is quickly coming to a close. School will look very different for many students and teachers this year as fam ...
Great American Literature for the 4th of July(Post)The Fourth of July is almost here! That means it`s time to buckle down and reflect on the wealth of American Literature created over the past 243 years. From Hawthorne to Fitzgerald to Angelou, the p ...
Shakespeare Adaptations We Love (Post)Shakespeare has embedded itself in so many aspects of pop culture that it`s difficult to even keep track. From movies to music to podcasts to plays, we draw inspiration and create conversation about ...
Witches and Vampires and Ghosts - Oh My!(Post)First, I would like to say that I have been robbed - I have been robbed of a proper Halloween celebration this year. This year, Halloween is not only on a Saturday, it’s a full moon. My calendar shou ...
The Poetry of New Beginnings(Post)I’m all atwitter with new administration excitement!I spent much of January 20, 2021 glued to coverage of President Joe Biden’s inauguration. In addition to the general spirit of hopeful anticipation ...
Reading the Rainbow(Post)Pride month has looked very different this year. As COVID continues to loom over everyday life, large gatherings and celebrations have been cancelled. This year streets have been filled with protests ...
My Love Language(Post)Way back in 1992, Dr. Gary Chapman Published his first book The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate. According to Chapman, there are five ways that we express our lo ...
Sequels and Sophomore Stories(Post)This week I was surprised to discover a sequel to Ernest Cline’s sequel to Ready Player One had recently been released. Luckily, I had a credit waiting for me on Audible, so I quickly downloaded Read ...
Banned Books Week Story Hour: My Hometown Textbook Boycott(Post)It’s Banned Books Week.I’ve spent some time this week looking over the list of 100 top banned and challenged books from the American Library Association. I’ve laughed at the inclusion of ch ...
Hurray for the Broken(Post)It’s Audible Credit Day, which it makes it one of the best and most contentious days of the month. Wonderful because I (possibly) get to grab a new book to listen to; and contentious because my husba ...
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Jolabokaflod(Post)
In Iceland, Christmas Eve is a night for books. In the days leading up to the holiday, friends and family prepare packages of books, simple snacks, and cozy beverages to give to their loved ones. Thi ...
Sometimes the movie is better(Post)Most of us have been home now for close to three months. If you’re like me, you’ve come to a point where working or learning from home coincides with in-home entertainment. While I sketch or paint, I ...
Required Summer Reading(Post)Despite the fact that we have a good two months of steamy temps still ahead of us, summer is quickly coming to a close. School will look very different for many students and teachers this year as fam ...
Great American Literature for the 4th of July(Post)The Fourth of July is almost here! That means it`s time to buckle down and reflect on the wealth of American Literature created over the past 243 years. From Hawthorne to Fitzgerald to Angelou, the p ...
Shakespeare Adaptations We Love (Post)Shakespeare has embedded itself in so many aspects of pop culture that it`s difficult to even keep track. From movies to music to podcasts to plays, we draw inspiration and create conversation about ...
Witches and Vampires and Ghosts - Oh My!(Post)First, I would like to say that I have been robbed - I have been robbed of a proper Halloween celebration this year. This year, Halloween is not only on a Saturday, it’s a full moon. My calendar shou ...
The Poetry of New Beginnings(Post)I’m all atwitter with new administration excitement!I spent much of January 20, 2021 glued to coverage of President Joe Biden’s inauguration. In addition to the general spirit of hopeful anticipation ...
Reading the Rainbow(Post)Pride month has looked very different this year. As COVID continues to loom over everyday life, large gatherings and celebrations have been cancelled. This year streets have been filled with protests ...
My Love Language(Post)Way back in 1992, Dr. Gary Chapman Published his first book The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate. According to Chapman, there are five ways that we express our lo ...
Sequels and Sophomore Stories(Post)This week I was surprised to discover a sequel to Ernest Cline’s sequel to Ready Player One had recently been released. Luckily, I had a credit waiting for me on Audible, so I quickly downloaded Read ...
Banned Books Week Story Hour: My Hometown Textbook Boycott(Post)It’s Banned Books Week.I’ve spent some time this week looking over the list of 100 top banned and challenged books from the American Library Association. I’ve laughed at the inclusion of ch ...
Hurray for the Broken(Post)It’s Audible Credit Day, which it makes it one of the best and most contentious days of the month. Wonderful because I (possibly) get to grab a new book to listen to; and contentious because my husba ...
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Jolabokaflod(Post)
In Iceland, Christmas Eve is a night for books. In the days leading up to the holiday, friends and family prepare packages of books, simple snacks, and cozy beverages to give to their loved ones. Thi ...
Sometimes the movie is better(Post)Most of us have been home now for close to three months. If you’re like me, you’ve come to a point where working or learning from home coincides with in-home entertainment. While I sketch or paint, I ...
Required Summer Reading(Post)Despite the fact that we have a good two months of steamy temps still ahead of us, summer is quickly coming to a close. School will look very different for many students and teachers this year as fam ...
Great American Literature for the 4th of July(Post)The Fourth of July is almost here! That means it`s time to buckle down and reflect on the wealth of American Literature created over the past 243 years. From Hawthorne to Fitzgerald to Angelou, the p ...
Shakespeare Adaptations We Love (Post)Shakespeare has embedded itself in so many aspects of pop culture that it`s difficult to even keep track. From movies to music to podcasts to plays, we draw inspiration and create conversation about ...
Witches and Vampires and Ghosts - Oh My!(Post)First, I would like to say that I have been robbed - I have been robbed of a proper Halloween celebration this year. This year, Halloween is not only on a Saturday, it’s a full moon. My calendar shou ...
The Poetry of New Beginnings(Post)I’m all atwitter with new administration excitement!I spent much of January 20, 2021 glued to coverage of President Joe Biden’s inauguration. In addition to the general spirit of hopeful anticipation ...
Reading the Rainbow(Post)Pride month has looked very different this year. As COVID continues to loom over everyday life, large gatherings and celebrations have been cancelled. This year streets have been filled with protests ...
My Love Language(Post)Way back in 1992, Dr. Gary Chapman Published his first book The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate. According to Chapman, there are five ways that we express our lo ...
Sequels and Sophomore Stories(Post)This week I was surprised to discover a sequel to Ernest Cline’s sequel to Ready Player One had recently been released. Luckily, I had a credit waiting for me on Audible, so I quickly downloaded Read ...
Banned Books Week Story Hour: My Hometown Textbook Boycott(Post)It’s Banned Books Week.I’ve spent some time this week looking over the list of 100 top banned and challenged books from the American Library Association. I’ve laughed at the inclusion of ch ...
Hurray for the Broken(Post)It’s Audible Credit Day, which it makes it one of the best and most contentious days of the month. Wonderful because I (possibly) get to grab a new book to listen to; and contentious because my husba ...