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Here are links to the articles I wrote that published in February. If you have school-aged kids, I’ve got you covered on the summer camp planning. But even if you don’t, I hope you find something interesting among the articles below.
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Recently Published
Last month I posted My 2024 Year in Books, and to avoid too much New Year navel gazing, postponed a publication round up. So, this post collects links to everything I wrote that published in December and January. I hope you find something to enjoy.
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My 2024 in Books
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I didn’t quite meet my 2024 reading challenge goal of 107 books (one more than I read in 2023), but I read some very challenging books, so I mostly feel okay about it. For the past couple of years, I have been using StoryGraph as well as Goodreads. I like to see the different types of data – but discrepancies in the shared data do provide a nice reminder that it’s all in good fun. In any case, for my own amusement (and yours, should you actually enjoy this sort of thing) here’s a look at how much of what kind of reading I did in 2024. I’d love to hear from you if you read some of the same things.
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Reading Barbados: How The One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House
After Azerbaijan, the next country in my literary journey around the world should have been The Bahamas. But I ended up taking the wrong figurative plane and landed in Barbados instead. However it happened, it worked out in the end, because I very much enjoyed the trip.
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Published in November 2024
Well, I’m a bit late on this roundup because December is busy. But if you need a break from the holiday frenzy, here is what I wrote that published in November. The list is a bit sparse because I spent a lot of time working on my project for a grant writing course, which, I am happy to say, I completed with a perfect score. So, call me if you need a grant written, and otherwise, read on.
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