Articles written by midge lyndee
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A Voice for Nonviolence
Joan Baez first thought of herself as an artist, drawing and selling pictures of cute animals to...
A New Spring
In 2007 I was gifted the book "Hugo Cabret" written and illustrated by Brian Selznick. With...
It's about time
A definition of time from Wikipedia states, "Time is the continual sequence of existence and events...
Faeries
I sometimes ponder on how to say enough about a book I review without giving away too much. It's...
A House, A Home
When does a house become a home? When you sign the papers? When you are handed the keys? When you...
George
In the book of "Genesis," the biblical characters of Adam and Eve named animals in the Garden of...
Seeing Red
What could be better than a cheery red holiday to brighten the bleak days of winter? Valentine's Day...
Let's dig it
Archaeology is the study of human history. Excavating ancient sites where civilizations used to live...
Dreams
Do you dream? Do you have a dream? These are actually two separate things. Some nights we have...
Letter to Self
Letter writing, once the optimal form of communication across the miles, from street to street,...
Mushy holiday indulgences
You are probably too busy to sit down and read at the moment, but I like to call the days between...
The Mood of Magic
Are you in the mood for another festive holiday season? Trees and stars, candles lit, presents and...
Fan Fiction
Have you ever read a story and when it ended, you wanted more? And then imagined more yourself? Some...
From page to screen
Sometimes we read a book that we can see so clearly in our mind's eye, it seems to be showing up on...
Disasters!
Are you disaster ready? During the last few years, movies and shows have had us fleeing from...
Terrors of Fairy Tales
What activities did you use to wile away the long days of pandemic seclusion? I heard about a lot of...
The mysteries of water
For this review I have chosen two books that revolve around water, one a lake and one a river. In...
Sunflowers
The sunflower, a native of North America, immigrated to Europe in 1510 in the cloth bags of...
Summer Camp
Do they sing “Hello mother, hello father” in summer camp anymore? The song made popular by All...
Gumshoes
A gumshoe, a sleuthhound, a hawkshaw, a snoop are all nicknames for a private eye, an investigator...
I see
Did you know Helen Keller dedicated her book, “The Story of my Life,” to the inventor of the tel...
Sagas in Summer
I like the way sagas were written in the olden days. Not needing to buy three or six or nine books...
What if?
What if at certain points in history, mankind decided to turn left instead of right? The weather...
Honoring dads
Have you found your way to “Bluey” yet? Do you know the game Keepy Uppy? Shadowlands? Asp...
Mapping it out
I remember traveling with my family on a 1,200-mile vacation, holding a big road map unfolded in my...