Please remember that adopting a pet is a lifelong commitment. They’re not toys to be discarded when you’re tired of them. I’ve heard far too many horror stories of pets being returned to a shelter, abandoned when their family moves, or put to sleep because they’re “old.” I can promise my cats will be adored […]
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November 2025’s newsletter: “Foils in Wednesday: Yet Another Reason to Love Enid” I finished the second season of “Wednesday” last month, and one of the show’s ongoing plotlines is the unlikely (and wonderful) friendship between Wednesday and Enid. I can’t help reflecting about how Enid is Wednesday’s perfect foil, and how much their character foil
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My wish for all of you throughout the holidays
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Real footage of a fantasy reader trying contemporary fiction for the first time.
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October 2025’s newsletter: “Spooky Book Recommendations for October” I love the Halloween season! And what better way to get into the spirit of things (sorry for the pun) than reading ghostly, ghoulish, and spooky books. I’ve picked out ten titles that I think you’ll enjoy, ranging from horror to fantasy to romance, and middle grade to
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This seems to be how seasons change in northeast USA
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Oh no, you have to cancel our pre-made plans? Oh no, whatever shall I do…? (Cue night of anime in bed)
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Does anyone else keep a list of friends and family drivers on who’s the smoothest and who’s the worst to ride with when it comes to car sickness, or is that just me?
