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by Ryan Prado
“Everyone knew there was a party, but not everyone wanted to go. For me, it was transformative. … I ‘dropped out’ (which was a badge of honor back then) as the Vietnam War was ending and Nixon was being impeached, and lots of...
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by Kathy Young
Born Again Queer / A History of Evangelical Gay Activism and the Making of Antigay Christianity / William Stell / Princeton University Press / Hardcover $29.95 (336pp) / 978-0-691-26894-1 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop) / William...
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The tenuous tightrope between respect and standing up for yourself is explored in this lively picture book about navigating confrontation. When a crocodile boards a train, pushing all the other animal passengers aside, everyone is too...
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Little Lou adores her grandfather, who’s known and loved her since the day she was born. But he’s dealing with dementia; some days, he can’t remember the ends to the stories he started, “as if the vast deep sea has swallowed”...
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by Matt Sutherland
An Interview with Betsy Thibaut Stephenson, Author of Blackbird: A Mother’s Reflections on Grief, Loss, and Life after Suicide / Grief books always come with accounts of pain, that’s a given. But at the height of her despair after...
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In Inga Simpson’s luminescent dystopian novel "The Thinning", an undocumented girl is sent on a precipitous quest to expose, and perhaps help undo, human affronts to nature. Finley, a bright girl with avian preoccupations, was born in...
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In this nostalgic tale-within-a-tale, a boy remembers stopping at a storyteller’s house on a family trip. There, he heard a fable about an otherwise impoverished family blessed with a tree that produced “a lemon so perfectly sweet...
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by Peter Dabbene
Paradox Theory looks at contradiction and the tension that exists between oppositional forces, all while recognizing that for organizations, paradoxes can be beneficial in that they highlight areas of conflict, which can then be acted...
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