what we’re reading- july 23, 2019
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we don’t always read poetry. a little fiction is always a fun diversion. we just finished “The Lies of Locke Lamora” by Scott Lynch. this fantasy novel takes you on
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what we’re reading – july 15, 2019
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sometimes it’s fun to read about cats. T.S. Eliot’s “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” fits the bill. from charming sketches that make you smile to poems extolling the virtues
what we’re (not) reading – july 1, 2019
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sometimes we just need to get outside. stop and smell the roses, lillies, honeysuckle. unplug and put our phone on airplane mode. tuck a journal in our back pocket and
what we’re reading – june 24, 2019
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we can’t contain our excitement over the announcement of Joy Harjo being named the US Poet Laureate. as the first Native American (and Oklahoman) to hold the title, she will
what we’re reading – june 21, 2019
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this week, we’ve been both amused and gutted by “Poisoned Apples: For You, My Pretty“, from Greenwillow Books. Christine Hepperman utilizes the fairy tale genre to explore what young wannabe
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