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Early this morning I sat down in my garden with a cup of coffee (in my favorite writing mug) with plans to write...
In an interview with Jessie Grearson from Kirkus, Erin Entrada Kelly said, “All my novels begin with a picture of a character. Then...
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On Monday, we shared a book that we would put in this basket. Here are some other titles we might add: What books would you...