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Judge supports prison’s decision to take printed books from inmates amid pandemic
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Officials at a Louisiana jail reacted reasonably to the COVID-19 pandemic by taking away printed books and giving inmates tablets on which they could read books…
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A Clear Dawn edited by Paula Morris & Alison Wong. NC020621clear-dawn.JPG A Clear Dawn: New Asian Voices from Aotearoa New Zealand is edited by Alison Wong who grew up in…
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The Sunday Mail Budgeting books can give you a different perspective on your finances and help you make plans for your money. The five books below come recommended by certified…
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While we await word as to whether the Supreme Court will take up appeal of the case of Harvard’s blatant discrimination against Asians, we note the publication this week of…
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It’s not every day that the sages of the Talmud and the ancient Persian poet, Rumi, cross paths. That’s why I was so thrilled to read “The Adventures of Rumi…
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New York: Eric Carle, the beloved children’s author and illustrator whose classic The Very Hungry Caterpillar and other works gave millions of children some of their earliest and most cherished…
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FARMINGTON – Local poet Sarah Carlson will be hosting a virtual reading and discussion to follow an in-person book signing event this Thursday and Friday. Carlson will be focusing her…
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(Minnesota Historical Society Press, $18.95) On Dec. 31, 1960, Kim Heikkila’s mother, Sharon, entered the Salvation Army’s Booth Memorial Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota. A tall young woman, so attractive…
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Over a long career in journalism, I have explored parenting dos and don’ts with many experts. I’ve interviewed neuroscientists, family therapists, bestselling parenting gurus and professionals working on the front…
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For the seventh consecutive year, the Seattle Public Library and Seattle Arts & Lectures have teamed up to help readers spice up their TBR lists with Summer Book Bingo, a…
