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Telling the Tale – Storytelling for Survival
Reading Native American literature requires a comprehension of the culture from which the literature emerges. Drawing from the reservoir of myth and tradition, Native...
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Atticus Finch is one of our favorite characters in literary fiction. He offers that stern, yet-caring, fatherly presence in Harper Lee's To Kill a...
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As Night Gathers
I love night! There's something about the play of light and shadows--the sometimes almost-perfect silence... until the crickets start their song.
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- Dean Koontz
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- Dictionaries
- Dinosaurs
- Don Quixote
- Dr Seuss
- Dragon Bones
- Dumbledore
- E.B. White
- Edith Wharton
- Elie Wiesel
- Eliza Doolittle
- Emily Colin
- Ernest Hemingway
- Escape to Ash Island
- F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Fall From Grace
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- Fate
- Faust
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- Fiction
- food
- Frances Hodgson Burnett
- Frankenstein
- Free
- Gabriel Garcia Marquez
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- George Eliot
- George Orwell
- Gift
- Good vs Evil
- Gratitude
- Guardians of Stone
- Gustave Flaubert
- Halloween
- Handmaid's Tale
- Hans Christian Andersen
- Hard Times
- Hard Times (Overcoming life's difficulties)
- Harper Lee
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The English Wife, by Lauren Willig, brings the "Gilded Age" to life once again. We're tossed into the era of Edith Wharton, with her...
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To some readers--both past and present--The Catcher in the Rye is a mish-mash of unacceptable and irrelevant moments from a young kid who doesn't...
Who’s Ready for the Return of Mary Poppins?
Think The Devil Wears Prada and Into the Woods, but with the fancy and whimsy of Mary Poppins. And, for that matter, go back...
The Grand Experiment: A Remembered Experience
Do you ever find yourself looking through past posts? I was looking back through what I'd written, from several years ago. And, the experience...
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What First Words Are These? First Lines In Favorite Books!
You probably already know many of these lines (and words) by heart! They are the first moments of the grandest experiences in our lives....
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You had to know this was coming: No Is Not Enough. And, of course, this latest book by Naomi Klein is sure to be...
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Harry Potter: The Sorcerer’s Stone
“It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live.” –The Sorcerer’s Stone
“Fear of a name increases...
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The Invention of Wings
Don't we all want to test our wings and fly? Like Icarus--with his grand, waxen wings--we all have fledgling wings, aching to burst free...
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