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Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking

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Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
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The Smarter Science of Slim

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It probably seems a little strange to see me reviewing a book about weight loss, but I’m excited to tell you about it, because this is really. good. stuff.  I do have a few small disagreements with Mr. Bailor (which I’ll tell you about in a moment), but for the most part, I couldn’t agree […]

Blooming Buddies In the Garden

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Blooming Buddies, In the Garden is a children’s book filled with watercolor paintings of flowers, and accompanying verses. Its major “selling point,” in my opinion, is the beautiful, colorful watercolor illustrations. The accompanying text is verses — one to a page, it’s not really one cohesive plot or something, but individual verses — personifying the […]

Adventures of Sheila the Therapy Dog

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Everyone knows about seeing-eye dogs.  But did you know that there are other types of service dogs?  Debbie Fedorovich has such a dog — Sheila.  She wrote Adventures of Sheila the Therapy Dog to teach children about what she and Sheila do. The author avoids falling into traps that are common with this type of […]