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World Book Night

I am leaving in a few minutes to pass out copies of Housekeeping by Pulitzer-Prize winning Marilynne Robinson. I will add more later about this experience. Please comment if you are a giver or a receiver.

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On Loving Baseball and Some Baseball Book Suggestions

I love baseball. I always have. I have great memories of us playing baseball with all my cousins on my grandparent’s farm. The uncles would be helping us but really all the cousins were the stars. My grandparent’s would cheer … Continue reading

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Justice Beyond the Trail’s End by Alfred Patrick

Justice Beyond the Trail’s End starts with young Joshua Parker working on his family farm. He plans to join the Union Army but knows his father will disapprove, mainly because he is needed on the farm. Josh though is looking … Continue reading

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The Hardest Thing to Do by Penelope Wilcock

The Hawk and the Dove  is a new series to me yet The Hardest Thing to Do  is the fourth in the series. It takes place in a fourteenth century monastery. Now for those who have never read about this time … Continue reading

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One Was a Soldier by Julia Spencer-Fleming

I have always been fascinating by religious mysteries and when I heard about this series, I wanted to read it. This is the first Clare Fergusson/Russ Van Alstyne Mystery I have read though not the first in the series. In … Continue reading

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Oscar Winner Short Animated: The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore

If you haven’t seen this Oscar winning Short Animated Film (2011) check it out. It is a USA film directed by William Joyce & Brandon Oldenburg
. As a book lover I loved it!  

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Personal Library: Jeffrey Koterba

This makes me laugh as I own a Kindle, an iPad and have Kindle Whispernet on my phone. I use all of them. I treasure my library of over 6000 books and am not getting rid of them any time … Continue reading

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Delightful and Digitized: It’s a Book – Lane Smith

I love books. I taught for over 25 years in both early childhood and elementary educational settings and shared many books. Having 4 year olds chant Tikki Tikki Tembo by Arlene Mosel as I read the story was special. Or … Continue reading

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The Treats Truck Baking Book: Cookies, Brownies & Goodies Galore!

Kim Ima runs a food vendor truck in New York City, called The Treats Truck. She also has a bakery and café at The Treats Truck Shop in Brooklyn. In the book The Treats Truck Baking Book: Cookies, Brownies & … Continue reading

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Influenced by: Hans Rookmaaker and a Christian View of Art

Many Christians do not know Hans Rookmaaker but his writings have affected my thinking since my college days. It was through reading Dr. Francis A. Schaeffer that I first heard of Rookmaaker. They thought highly of each other and that … Continue reading

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