The 1960s | Maps for Curious Minds feels like a good fit for readers who want something dependable
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Continue reading →I am always glad when a children's book treats hard feelings like part of life instead of a problem to erase.
Continue reading →Book Summary: What would you say if I told you there are disturbing things the US Government hasn’t told you about the Vietnam War and doesn’t want you to know? Things such as all the rainbow-colored ...
Continue reading →Some picture books are soft in a forgettable way. Moon's Lullaby sounds soft on purpose, which is much harder to pull off.
Continue reading →Book Summary: Amateur journalist Greg travels to a remote mountain area to investigate rumors of a sinister building only to find himself imprisoned there. As he tries to escape, he evinces symptoms o...
Continue reading →Charm is underrated. It’s easy to mistake it for softness when really it takes precision to make a story feel light on its feet.
Continue reading →Book Summary: True health is not simply the absence of disease. It is a state of being in which the miraculous physical and mental forces that make us human work together in proper balance. True healt...
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Continue reading →Book Summary: San Francisco, 1915. As America teeters on the brink of world war, Charmian and her husband, famed novelist Jack London, wrestle with genius and desire, politics and marital competitiven...
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