The Clash of Convicts and Cultures in The Exiles
In 80 years, 162,000 convicts were sent to Van Diemen's Land. The Exiles by Kristina Baker Kline tells of 3 convict women and 1 native girl.
The Insatiable Desire for the Written Word
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The Clash of Convicts and Cultures in The Exiles
Fore-Edge Painting: A Time-Honored Technique for Beautifying Books
Don't Feel Bad. It's Okay to Have a Passionate Obsession with Books!
Why the Island is NOT Depressing, But a Redemptive Read for the Armchair Traveler
Why The Feather Thief is the Most Bizarre Heist Story You'll Ever Read
How Writing to a Lover Forever Affected the Lives of Others
Everyday Is Special. Gift a Writer You Love with Something Awesome
You Don't Have to be Einstein to Know the Value of Handwritten Letters
Aged and Ageless: How to Be Like a Tree
Why Women Writers Should Read The Book of Longings by Sue Monk Kidd
Why We Love a Sinister, Gothic Mystery: Lucy Foley's The Guest List
Want to Know About "The Dust Bowl?" Read The Four Winds
Why the Best-Selling Novel, Beneath a Scarlet Sky, Is Raising Red Flags
Do Your Regrets Cause You Agony? You Should Absolutely Read The Midnight Library
How to Be More Creative: Let Your Words Misbehave a la Mary Oliver
In Admiration and Celebration of the Great Poet, Maya Angelou
3 Lessons from the Incomparable Maya AngelouÂ
Does Humility Still Exist in a World Focused on Social and Self Promotion?
The Intense Joy of Loving My Neighbors' Children
Happy National Pencil Day!