Month: September 2017
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LB School Podcast: Shannon & Dean Hale
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Q&A with Tim Federle
Q: To a lot of readers, you’re probably best known for writing the literary cocktail recipe book “Tequila Mockingbird.” But you’ve also written the “Better Nate” middle grade books, which Lin-Manuel Miranda raved about in the New York Times. How did you get the idea to do a Broadway-style self-help book? A: Before I became…
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On the Homestead: What to Do in Early Fall
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Best Beaches in Los Cabos along the Corridor
The corridor is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Los Cabos. Whether you’re looking for activities such as snorkeling, swimming, and Jet Skiing, or just want to relax, the corridor has a beach for you.
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Elizabeth Alexander – The Cut – Elizabeth Alexander on the Book That Taught Her About Complicated Women
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Expats Working in Italy: Finding a Job
While the thought of being your own boss in Italy may sound exciting, the reality is that most expats are working for someone else. Expert John Moretti gives advice on landing a job and shares the realities of working in Italy, including the amazing benefits.
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Brandy Colbert on Writing Little & Lion
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Morocco’s Best Beaches
Discover the tranquility of Mediterranean and Atlantic beaches, great for surfers, swimmers, and sunbathers alike. Windsurf in Essaouira, snag a wave in Agadir, and find yourself secluded in the aptly named Paradise Beach in Asilah. For calmer beaches, visit in September, just after the August crowds have subsided and while the water is still at…
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Exploring Kachemak Bay
If you have three days in Homer, spend at least one of them on beautiful Kachemak Bay. A great way to do this is through a Natural History Tour with professional naturalists from the nonprofit Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies. You’ll spend time at bird rookeries, tidepools, rainforest trails, and prehistoric sites, and will gain…
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How did Chester Arthur become president, and why do most Americans know so little about him?
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The New York Times: The Ivanka Trump Guarantee
Ivanka Trump, first daughter, strode into Washington back in January with big promises: She was passionate about helping “working women,” she said, and she was going to close the gender wage gap even if it killed her.
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Entertainment Weekly Says Bluebird, Bluebird is One of This Fall’s Must-Read Books!
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