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Hampstead book club takes on 'Beaver Land'
3+ hour, 15+ min ago (150+ words) Eagle-Tribune Beaver Land is the focus of the nonfiction book club in Hampstead on Tuesday. HAMPSTEAD: Nonfiction Book Club Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. See our…...
Book: Embers that fell from the sky create range of emotions in the belly
14+ hour, 15+ min ago (480+ words) REGINA, Sask. — Lyrical writing and magical watercolour illustrations highlight Rebecca Lafond’s debut bedtime story, Fire In Your Belly, which tells children that all emotions, whether joy or anger, are natural, and that pain and beauty can exist at the same…...
White Bird Island: The Summer Camp That Never Let Children Go Home
20+ hour, 34+ min ago (1818+ words) The sea is very blue. A white bird skims under the clouds, its wings cutting the wind. Far off there is an island, like an emerald floating on the sea. White buildings are scattered on the island. Lawns are trimmed…...
The River Beneath Her Shadow
16+ hour, 33+ min ago (1699+ words) Nature is beautiful, is it not? Even beneath the tyranny of night, that mountain remains there — silent, immense, and strangely tender. Its shape resembles the repose of a woman upon the earth, and for one wretched moment, I imagined laying…...
Unearthed: New Horror of Ancient Ruins edited by Dan Coxon and Philip Fracassi review
22+ hour, 36+ min ago (182+ words) We seem to have Halloween and Christmas horror anthologies coming out quite regularly now, but ones that focus on different (shall we say), less popular aspects of the genre are dime a dozen. Enter Dan Coxon and Philip Fracassi, who…...
Rain Falls on a Season’s Smoldering Embers
19+ hour, 27+ min ago (161+ words) Drip drop, Drip drop, rain falling night and day.Rain greening up the grass and other plants.Rain sputters down the downspout. Skies are grey.It’s not my favorite, this circumstance. These cool drops soft enough to fuel some growthbefore…...
Read An Excerpt From ‘The Worst Is Yet to Come’ by Trish Lundy
1+ day, 15+ min ago (233+ words) From the author of The One That Got Away with Murder comes a fresh YA mystery about a girl who survives a murder attempt and the boy who finds her bleeding on the side of the road as they team…...
SEPTEMBER BLUES
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (520+ words) “Mum, stop! I don’t need your help.” - A short story by Ruth Dugdall Ginny froze in the communal kitchen and looked at her son. He didn’t need her? He had been the centre of her world for 18 years and now,…...
Riveting reads: 10 new wildlife books for divers
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (1656+ words) Overall time spent reading books is reported to be declining, yet a dedicated core group of power readers is apparently keeping book sales afloat. This summer has seen a crop of new marine-life titles that might well be of interest…...
The Legend of the Sycamore Tree
1+ day, 38+ min ago (415+ words) by Joe UvegesContinue reading on Medium » The Legend of the Sycamore Tree Legend has it that a long time ago an elder from another time sowed the seeds of an enchanted Sycamore tree. His name was Eldin. He was a…...