Month: April 2014
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LB School Podcast: Darren Shan
Victoria chats with Darren Shan, author of the ZOM-B series, about teens, reading, diversity and his love of theatre.
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The world of insider novels
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David Baldacci: Fact Meets Fiction
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Sights in the Greater Nashville Area
A car is necessary to reach some of Nashville’s farther-flung sights, but it is worth filling up the tank for these recommended locations. Read on for more about touring Tennessee State University or The Hermitage, Andrew Jackson's plantation and home.
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Goats or Sheep: Which Should You Get Next?
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Wearing Personality on Her Sleeve: A Q&A with Buffi Jashanmal
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Book review: Young readers
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Civil Rights History: Nashville Sit-Ins
Greensboro, North Carolina, is often considered as the site of the first sit-ins of the American civil rights movement. But, in truth, activists in Nashville carried out the first “test” sit-ins in late 1959. Read on to learn more about Nashville's role in peaceful demonstrations in the Civil Rights movement.
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David Baldacci’s ‘Bullseye’ Dominates Q1 Kindle Single Best-Seller List
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Shopping for Authentic Native American Art in Tucson
Despite being hundreds of miles from the Navajo and Hopi Reservations in northeastern Arizona, Tucson has long been known as a center for Native American arts. Here's a primer on purchasing authentic arts and jewelry and supporting Native American artists.
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Books: new and noteworthy
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Book review: The Target
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