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Tiffany Brannan
Louisa May Alcott: America’s ‘Little Women’ Writer
This 19th-century writer inspires and entertains readers with her noble portrayal of family life during the Civil War.
3/24/2026
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Marlena Figge
St. Augustine, Longfellow, and the Ladder of Love
The acclaimed poet acknowledges the saint’s order of things in our climb to reach ‘our higher destinies.’
3/22/2026
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MJ Hanley-Goff
‘Look Twice, Live Fully': Staying Safe Without Living in Fear
Former intelligence officer Tim Beard suggests ways to keep safe in our everyday lives.
3/19/2026
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Marlena Figge
‘Winter Spring’: A Hidden Gem by Richard Wilbur
3/18/2026
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Mark Lardas
Emilio Pucci: A Fashion Designer Who Was Much More
This Italian nobleman lived a full life during interesting times in this intriguing biography.
3/16/2026
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Dustin Bass
The Conditions for Victory as Told Through the Siege of Kazan
Mark Galeotti’s ‘Siege of Kazan 1552’ discusses how Ivan the Terrible’s early failures against Kazan led to eventual victory.
3/26/2026
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Tiffany Brannan
Louisa May Alcott: America’s ‘Little Women’ Writer
This 19th-century writer inspires and entertains readers with her noble portrayal of family life during the Civil War.
3/24/2026
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Deena Bouknight
‘Signing Their Lives Away’: Glimpses Into the Lives Behind the Signatures
Concise book delivers on fundamental and fascinating aspects of the men whose names grace the Declaration of Independence.
3/24/2026
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Phil Hall
‘Liberty’s Prison’: From Convict’s Son to Warden
Randall Liberty’s autobiography offers insight on penal system challenges, albeit with a peculiar writing style.
3/23/2026
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Andrea Walker
‘Windrider’: Riding the Skies
This young adult sci-fi novel takes the reader into unknown lands with a rookie cop who flies on windboards.
3/23/2026
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Mark Lardas
‘Tales From Wakken Wood’: See What You Don’t Believe
In her debut novel for tweens, E.P. Cowley sends a special boy to an island where magic happens.
3/23/2026
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Kate Vidimos
An Inheritance: O. Henry’s Short Story ‘One Thousand Dollars’
3/23/2026
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Marlena Figge
St. Augustine, Longfellow, and the Ladder of Love
The acclaimed poet acknowledges the saint’s order of things in our climb to reach ‘our higher destinies.’
3/22/2026
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Adam H. Douglas
‘Mother Is a Verb’: Motherhood as a Performative Act
Three women with different perspectives on what it means to be a mother will cross paths. Will all of them survive?
3/22/2026
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Phil Hall
‘America’s Founding Son’: A Curious Riff on John Quincy Adams
Bassist-turned-historian Bob Crawford recalls the sixth U.S. President in a well-researched but eccentric writing style.
3/20/2026
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Dustin Bass
The Conditions for Victory as Told Through the Siege of Kazan
Mark Galeotti’s ‘Siege of Kazan 1552’ discusses how Ivan the Terrible’s early failures against Kazan led to eventual victory.
3/26/2026
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Tiffany Brannan
Louisa May Alcott: America’s ‘Little Women’ Writer
This 19th-century writer inspires and entertains readers with her noble portrayal of family life during the Civil War.
3/24/2026
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Book Recommendation
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Deena Bouknight
‘Signing Their Lives Away’: Glimpses Into the Lives Behind the Signatures
Concise book delivers on fundamental and fascinating aspects of the men whose names grace the Declaration of Independence.
3/24/2026
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Phil Hall
‘Liberty’s Prison’: From Convict’s Son to Warden
Randall Liberty’s autobiography offers insight on penal system challenges, albeit with a peculiar writing style.
3/23/2026
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Andrea Walker
‘Windrider’: Riding the Skies
This young adult sci-fi novel takes the reader into unknown lands with a rookie cop who flies on windboards.
3/23/2026
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Book Recommendation
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Mark Lardas
‘Tales From Wakken Wood’: See What You Don’t Believe
In her debut novel for tweens, E.P. Cowley sends a special boy to an island where magic happens.
3/23/2026
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Kate Vidimos
An Inheritance: O. Henry’s Short Story ‘One Thousand Dollars’
3/23/2026
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Marlena Figge
St. Augustine, Longfellow, and the Ladder of Love
The acclaimed poet acknowledges the saint’s order of things in our climb to reach ‘our higher destinies.’
3/22/2026
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Adam H. Douglas
‘Mother Is a Verb’: Motherhood as a Performative Act
Three women with different perspectives on what it means to be a mother will cross paths. Will all of them survive?
3/22/2026
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Phil Hall
‘America’s Founding Son’: A Curious Riff on John Quincy Adams
Bassist-turned-historian Bob Crawford recalls the sixth U.S. President in a well-researched but eccentric writing style.
3/20/2026
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