Although Lucky Us Farm in York Springs is closed for the winter season, people can still learn about the animals that characterize the farm through a children’s book. With characters inspired by llamas and alpacas on the farm, the book is called “The Day the Farmer Went on Strike: How Llamas and Alpacas Learned About … Read more
We hope this new series will make Milwaukee smile. When Nicole Matke started the Cream City Book Club, she wanted to create something different. Most book clubs consist of women who already know each other and meet to chat about life, drink drinks, and discuss literature. Often in this order. Although Mattke supports reading groups … Read more
Hacking School Discipline, published by Times 10 Publications, is geared towards teachers who want to cultivate good behavior in their classrooms and break away from traditional punishments. Highland Heights, OH – (Newsfile Corp. – Jan 25, 2023) – Written by veteran educators and school leaders Nathan Maynard and Brad Weinstein. The authors draw on their … Read more
Santa Rosa Miracle Plum Cookbook Club The brick-and-mortar location Miracle Plum may be gone, but the popular cookbook club lives on. Those who would like to attend the next meeting, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Monday, February 27, can do so by purchasing the featured cookbook, “California Soul” ($35) by celebrity chef Tanya Holland … Read more
If “reading more books” is on your list of goals for the year, try this amazing book challenge! The Challenge encourages adult and teen readers to broaden their horizons by discovering new topics, series, or authors–something they may not have read themselves. As a participant in the program, readers will select one book from each … Read more
Christopher Nelson, a native of Sabina and former resident of Greenfield, has released a new edition of his award-winning book, “The CR Patterson and Sons Company: Black Pioneers in the Vehicle Building Industry, 1865-1939.” The book is about the Greenfield family, believed to be the only black automobile manufacturers in US history. The non-fiction book, … Read more
The new year has brought a trove of opinionated books on the widening debate over the best way to deal with climate change. Their authors want to change your mind about everything, from the power of renewables to the need for zero-sum policies and machines that can suck carbon dioxide out of the air. For … Read more
sFrancisco has always sought to reconcile its firm progressive ideals with the region’s need for tangible technological advancement. SFO International Airport, which opened for business in 1959 and has undergone significant expansion and modernization in the years since, is a microcosm of that struggle. On the other hand, the Gulf region would probably not be … Read more
Mr. Chunkers, a 5-year-old rabbit from Lucerne, loves to be the center of attention. The lion-headed bunny, who is owned by Kayla Rhiel and does his best to help with the daily tasks of running Tiny Trends, a children’s consignment shop in Luzerne, is the protagonist of “Mr. Chunkers’ Busy Bunny Day”. On Saturday, a … Read more
Italian psychologist Salvo Noi interviewed Pope Francis regarding his book “La paura come dono” (“Fear as a Gift”), which will be published in Italian by Edisoni San Paolo on January 25. The Pope talks about his thoughts, fears and feelings during the years of his pontificate, starting with his election in 2013. By a writer … Read more
