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Book Report: Another woman behind another man
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Book Report: Another woman behind another man

If you were raised in the West, you’ve likely heard stories of intrepid explorer John C. Frémont in your state … Continue reading Book Report: Another woman behind another man

A book with too much heart?
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A book with too much heart?

“Novel”also means new and unexpected. Sadly, this wasn’t. Continue reading A book with too much heart?

You can feel good about this one
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You can feel good about this one

“There comes a time in every man’s life,” he’d said in the halting ghostly voice his stroke had left him, “when he stops looking forward and starts looking back.” Continue reading You can feel good about this one

Book Report: Surprise! The History of Home Ec is Feminist
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Book Report: Surprise! The History of Home Ec is Feminist

…the study of Home Economics started in the 1800s as an acceptable way for young women to pursue the sciences. Continue reading Book Report: Surprise! The History of Home Ec is Feminist

Book Report: Hang on for a great ride
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Book Report: Hang on for a great ride

Its ambition—a woven tale spanning over 150 years and diverse points of view is beautifully rendered. Three fictional characters tie the true story of Lexington, a very famous, very real racehorse together across time. Continue reading Book Report: Hang on for a great ride

Book Report: The beat goes on
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Book Report: The beat goes on

“Nothing adds such dignity to character as the recognition of one’s self-sovereignty.” Continue reading Book Report: The beat goes on

Book Report: A novel of the Plague
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Book Report: A novel of the Plague

“Every life has its kernel, its hub, its epicentre, from which everything flows out, to which everything returns.” Continue reading Book Report: A novel of the Plague

Book Report: Some things haven’t changed much
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Book Report: Some things haven’t changed much

“The people are angry, especially the businesses, about the quarantine. And the saloons are giving us a bad time. We have the police checking up on them, making sure they’re really closed, which just adds to the anger.” Continue reading Book Report: Some things haven’t changed much

Book Report: Must run in the family
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Book Report: Must run in the family

“Laws about females never make a lick of sense because they’re made and run by men and meant to keep us in bondage.” Continue reading Book Report: Must run in the family

Book Report: An unexpected rainbow
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Book Report: An unexpected rainbow

“I have found solace in living long enough to understand and forgive the person I once was.” Continue reading Book Report: An unexpected rainbow

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