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Throwback Thursday: A Change of Weather by Deborah Sage

Her sorcery-cloaked sisters come seeking her spells. The Sea Witch asking for An ocean tempest for a prince’s doom and A mermaid’s voice....

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Book Review: Weep, Woman, Weep by Maria DeBlassie

Weep, Woman, Weep tells the compelling story of a young woman named Mercy who believes she has been “built for tears”. Growing up in a...

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Celebrating: Spring, Quotes, Art & Folklore by Amanda Bergloff

WELCOME SPRING! Spring is the time of year that inspires our creative minds and awakens our hearts to new possibilities. With the days...

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Throwback Thursday: Seamus by E.K. Lekman

Editor's Note: We have a St. Patrick's Day treat for this Throwback Thursday, and remember to be careful of your heart's desire, for it...

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Book Review: Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati

Clytemnestra, by Costanza Casati, is a book that aims to overturn your thoughts about Greek heroes by presenting the story of a woman who...

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Kate Recommends...

Check out Kate's fabulous finds that you can enjoy, too! This week's pick: Give Dateline a Whirl About two months ago I recommended Texas...

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Throwback Thursday: Seasonal Affliction by Robert Allen Lupton

A farmer had five sons and when he died his farm was divided into equal shares, one for each son. The sons worked hard, married, and had...

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Book Review: The Invisible Hour by Alice Hoffman

Alice Hoffman’s newest book, The Invisible Hour, tells the riveting story of Mia Jacobs, a young woman who has grown up in an isolated...

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Kate's Picks: Spray Edged Books

Check out Kate's fabulous finds that you can enjoy, too! This week's pick: Spray Edged Books Hello Enchanted Friends Well, a cold I...

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Throwback Thursday: Unfettering Philomela by Christine Butterworth-McDermott

Editor’s note: Oh the traps that are laid for protagonists in fairy tales! That’s what this poem conjures up for me. It also makes me...