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Category Archives: In the Headlines
Attention Parents
When I was a child, did I ever walk into a bookstore? I’m not sure I ever did. I walked into the library, and often. I sat in circles of kids listening to the librarian read to us. Some bookstores … Continue reading
Reasons for Book Optimism
This picture reminds me that objects farther away are reduced in impact on the eye. If your town has no bookstore, especially if it has recently lost a bookstore, you may be thinking books are going the way of the … Continue reading
Posted in In the Headlines, Ruminations
Tagged aging, Alaska, book optimism, bookstore, Buy the Book, Occupy Wall Street, perspective, reading, trees, Wasilla
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It’s Banned Books Week
I’m a bit late highlighting Banned Books Week, but this is a good case of better late than never. Visit the Banned Books Week website by clicking on this word website. Once there, click on the Mapping Censorship tab near … Continue reading
Posted in In the Headlines, Ruminations
Tagged American Library Association, banned books, banned books week, censorship
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Commemorating the Tenth Anniversary of 9/11
It would be hard to determine a total for the number of ways people come across books they want to read. “Word of mouth” is a great catch-all term, but it can mean a zillion specific ways. For example, my … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, In the Headlines
Tagged 9/11, Charles B. Strozier, Columbia University Press, Ground Zero, human behavior, September 11, Strozier, tenth anniversary, Until the Fires Stopped Burning, word of mouth
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Early Onset Dementia of the Alzheimer’s Type
Kudos to Pat Summitt, age 59, for the way she is facing her newest competition, early onset dementia of the Alzheimer’s type. She wondered at her erratic behavior and got herself checked out at Mayo Clinic. She didn’t hide from … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, In the Headlines, Ruminations
Tagged 36-Hour Day, AD, Alzheimer's disease, Alzheimers, dementia, Myth of Alzheimers, Pat Summitt, Whitehouse
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Happy Independence Day Weekend
nuttakit / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Happy Independence Day and weekend to my fellow citizens of the USA! For your holiday enjoyment I have put together (1) a brief but challenging trivia quiz and (2) a book recommendation for the occasion. Answers to … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, In the Headlines
Tagged 13 colonies, 1776, David McCullough, Declaration of Independence, Fourth of July, Independence Day, John Trumbull, July 4, Longfellow, Midnight Ride, Paul Revere, Signing of the Declaration of Independence, thirteen colonies, trivia quiz
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In the Headlines: Schwarzenegger and Shriver
I should be ashamed of myself. How could I not have thought about books when I heard the latest about Arnold and Maria? Well, thankfully, the L. A. Times did. For a summary, and maybe a book for you, read … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, In the Headlines
Tagged Arnold, books, Dennis Ortman, illegitimate child, infidelity, Joint Custody with A Jerk, Judy Corcoran, Julie A. Ross, Maria, Schwarzenegger, Shriver, Transcending Post-Infidelity Stress Disorder
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