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• 14 Wonderful Women for International Women’s Day

  

  8 March was the 115th International Women’s Day so, a few days later, on the 14th, here are 14 Wonderful Women. And, close to UK Mother’s Day, one particular... Read more

  The 14 march 2026 by   Angela Young
  @AngelaYoung4
  

• This Week’s Sad Tale That Tested My Mettle

  

  Screenshot " data-medium-file="https://i0.wp.com/stephanieverni.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/img_4714-1.jpg?fit=239%2C300&ssl;=1"... Read more

  The 13 march 2026 by   Steph's Scribe
  @stephverni
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• Chicanery

  

  When I first saw Chicanery as the word of the week my immediate thought was to twist it a bit and have a look at the way chicanes are used in motor racing to... Read more

  The 11 march 2026 by   Ashleylister
  @ashleylister
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• ARC Review: Judy Blume: A Life by Mark Oppenheimer

  

  I very rarely read biographies, preferring to learn about people through their own words. I wondered why Blume didn’t write her own story, but I learned that sh... Read more

  The 10 march 2026 by   Curlygeek04
  @curlygeek04
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• BATTLE OF THE BOOKS and LITERACY FAIR, Red Hill Elementary, Tustin, CA

  

  Book display at Red Hill Elementary Battle of the Books and Literacy Fair.On Monday March 2nd, Read Across America Day, I was one of seven authors with an... Read more

  The 09 march 2026 by   Carolinearnoldtravel
  @CarolineSArnold
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• On Coffee And Cafés

  

  Not such a lengthy blog for a change, this Saturday night. Having written essays in recent weeks about curry and kings and tangerines, this post will be as shor... Read more

  The 07 march 2026 by   Ashleylister
  @ashleylister
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• Review: Hula by Jasmin ‘Iolani Hakes

  

  In a lot of ways, this is the novel about Hawaii I’ve been looking for. It’s steeped in the history and culture of Native Hawaiians, but also a compelling... Read more

  The 05 march 2026 by   Curlygeek04
  @curlygeek04
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• The Clockwork Man (1923) by E.V. Odle

  

  Book Review by George Simmers: The Clockwork Man is science fiction 1923-style. It begins at a cricket match in the quintessentially English village of Great... Read more

  The 05 march 2026 by   Erica
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• Cafés

  

  Writing about cafés is a bit of a problem because I don’t really know where to start. There are so many places I love going to and a few I wouldn’t go within tw... Read more

  The 04 march 2026 by   Ashleylister
  @ashleylister
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• Cafes

  

  I’m pleased to discover that one of our familiar cafes in Kirkcudbright has re-opened. I think it closed last year and the business was up for sale. Read more

  The 03 march 2026 by   Ashleylister
  @ashleylister
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