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Many people will say that there are no such things as haunted houses, only haunted people — souls with such heavy burdens to bear that those who meet them can perceive them. They cannot quite name what the burden is, but they notice it in a...
October has found her steady footing. Outside, golden leaves are settling on the doorstep. A cool breeze invites us to don our favorite jackets and sweaters. Nature is stretching her limbs, preparing for her yearly rest, and we can feel it....
The last time I visited the Harry Potter books was at least ten years ago. Thinking back, I was so different then. I have a memory of visiting the mall during that time with people who are no longer my friends or even acquaintances. My hair...
Five benefits of reading that rarely make the list
Most people will tell you reading makes you smarter. That’s true, but it’s not why I keep a book in my bag. The real benefits are quieter and show up in ordinary moments: a delayed train t...
We are beginning week two of Anne of Green Gables. As I pore over this familiar story, I am reminded that even familiar novels can continue to surprise us each time they are read. Perhaps this is one definition of a c...
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