Kate Vidimos
Author
Kate Vidimos holds a bachelor's in English from the liberal arts college at the University of Dallas and is currently working on finishing and illustrating a children’s book.
LATEST
Learning With Laughter: Lucretia P. Hale’s Short Story ‘Why the Peterkins Had a Late Dinner’
Though ingenuity is in short supply among the Peterkins, their inventiveness, laughter, and cooperation skills surely aren’t.
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Jest a Letter: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘The Jest That Failed’
A cruel college prank backfires, revealing an enduring message: Genuine goodness outshines pride and pretense.
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New Opportunities Are Second Chances: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘Miss Calista’s Peppermint Bottle’
Unsubstantiated stereotypes take a hit in this 19th-century short story by the author of “Anne of Green Gables.”
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A Persistent Voice: Lydia Maria Child’s Short Story ‘Wergeland, the Poet’
A poet, who died young, captured the collective Norwegian imagination with his nature-focused work.
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To Hear With the Soul: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘Miriam’s Lover’
In “Miriam’s Lover,” L.M. Montgomery imagines a love that communicates beyond words, distance, and the physical world.
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The Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale ‘The Three Languages’
Sometimes our talents are meant to be realized in the future.
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T.S. Arthur’s Short Story ‘The New Year’s Gift’
The new year marks a time for a change of mind and repentance.
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Eleanor H. Porter’s Short Story ‘The Long Road’
As the new year approaches, it’s a time to let go of past mistakes and move forward with hope.
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Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tale ‘The Angel’
A child learns a lesson in love from the angel who tells a wonderful story.
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Learning With Laughter: Lucretia P. Hale’s Short Story ‘Why the Peterkins Had a Late Dinner’
Though ingenuity is in short supply among the Peterkins, their inventiveness, laughter, and cooperation skills surely aren’t.
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Jest a Letter: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘The Jest That Failed’
A cruel college prank backfires, revealing an enduring message: Genuine goodness outshines pride and pretense.
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New Opportunities Are Second Chances: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘Miss Calista’s Peppermint Bottle’
Unsubstantiated stereotypes take a hit in this 19th-century short story by the author of “Anne of Green Gables.”
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A Persistent Voice: Lydia Maria Child’s Short Story ‘Wergeland, the Poet’
A poet, who died young, captured the collective Norwegian imagination with his nature-focused work.
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To Hear With the Soul: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘Miriam’s Lover’
In “Miriam’s Lover,” L.M. Montgomery imagines a love that communicates beyond words, distance, and the physical world.
|
The Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale ‘The Three Languages’
Sometimes our talents are meant to be realized in the future.
|
T.S. Arthur’s Short Story ‘The New Year’s Gift’
The new year marks a time for a change of mind and repentance.
|
Eleanor H. Porter’s Short Story ‘The Long Road’
As the new year approaches, it’s a time to let go of past mistakes and move forward with hope.
|
Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tale ‘The Angel’
A child learns a lesson in love from the angel who tells a wonderful story.
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