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Kahlo, Rivera, Kingsolver

The current exhibit of artworks by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera at Nova Southeastern University Museum in Fort Lauderdale reminded me of …

Rights for Blacks and Women

Re-reading Sue Monk Kidd’s novel, The Invention of Wings, yielded new insights that I missed last year, when my Florida group discussed it and I posted …

Radio Power in WW II

Anthony Doerr’s lovely novel was a delight to read and to discuss with my Florida book group in March and my Morning …

How Did We Get Here, II

At last, I have found the BIG PICTURE I have been looking for since my history studies at Rice–a book that tells …

Thomas Jefferson

How could I not like a guy who kept pet mockingbirds because he cherished their music? My Florida book group discussed Jon …

Lazarus: Life, Death, Faith

The Lazarus Project: a Novel by Aleksandar Hemon was the book I happened to be reading when we got the news that Steve’s sister …

Three Good Books

Three books I’ve read recently compelled me to turn their pages rapidly for visits to faraway places: The Boys in the Boat: …

Yosemite National Park

Steve and I usually spend months planning our trips, but this time, lucky us, we left the planning to his sister Karen …

Walking the C&O Towpath

Kathalina Stein and I have walked together every Tuesday morning (whenever we’re both in town) for the last 17 years. We have …

Summer Reading 2014

1. Centennial, a novel by James Michener, 1974. Forty years after first reading this book, I read it again before and during …

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