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Monthly Archives: February 2026
A Fond Farewell to January
January was a month to try men’s (and women’s) souls. After a period of milder winters, this last one has certainly been one for the records. We have 20” of snow and below zero temperatures! Because of my husband’s forethought … Continue reading
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Tagged writing, creative writing, winter, nature, life, Old House, frozen pipes, travel
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Two fantasies and an historical novel, all of which were stellar! A Curious Kind of Magic Five Stars by Mara Rutherford This book was provided by Macmillan, the publisher, through NetGalley. All opinions are my own. Willow Stokes tries desperately … Continue reading
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Tagged # Julie Abe, # Macmillan, #Diana Zahler, Bloomsbury Children's, Book Review, Book Reviews, books, Children's Historical Fiction, Fantasy, fiction, Mara Rutherford, Middle Grade Fantasy, reading, rious Kind of Magic, The Magical Library of Waterfall Way, The Queen's Granddaughter, YA fantasy
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