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Charmed: 10 Must-Have Charms And Charm Bracelets For Book Lovers 0
- BOOKS & FASHION
- January 21, 2020
Be ready to be charmed with these 10 must-have charms and charm bracelets for book lovers. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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Interview With Barbara L. Baer, Author Of The Ice Palace Waltz 0
- INTERVIEWS
- January 13, 2020
Spanning decades and crossing the country from Colorado to New York to California, The Ice Palace Waltz by Barbara L. Baer follows two Jewish immigrant families as they love, lose, and experience the enduring power of family during the early twentieth century. The author Barbara L. Baer talks to Book Glow about the book. Describe
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Review: Copper Sky: Two Women Struggle For Their Independence In An Early 20th Century Mining Town 0
- BOOK REVIEWS
- January 6, 2020
Copper Sky — The Plot Welcome to early 20th-century Butte, Montana: a small and depressing mining town. Men work themselves to death in the mines or die from consumption if they’re lucky enough to live that long. Married women slave away in their homes, bereft of any rights. Working girls are outcasts and eventually end
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10 Reasons Why Winter is the Best Season to Read (Video)0
- BOOKS & SEASONS
- December 16, 2019
“Reading books is like wearing winter clothes; it covers and warms up the body of your naked soul.”―Munia Khan. Here are 10 reasons why winter is the best season to read.
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Review: The Irrationalist: An Historical Murder Mystery Asks Who Killed René Descartes 0
- BOOK REVIEWS
- November 20, 2019
The Irrationalist — The Plot Who would want to murder the world’s most famous philosopher? Turns out: nearly everyone. In 1649, Descartes was invited by the Queen of Sweden to become her Court Philosopher. With much trepidation but not much choice, he arrived in Stockholm in mid-October. Shortly thereafter he was dead. Pneumonia, they said.
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Review: The Courage Of Others Confronts Enduring American Racism 0
- BOOK REVIEWS
- November 8, 2019
Summary: Like many women during times of war, Esther Langston did her best to keep their home and small shop running while her husband Marsh was off fighting. But as she and her nephew, Davey Stoneman, awaited Marsh’s return with a combination of eagerness and trepidation, she worried. She worried about the condition of the store,
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