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Fiction Book Review: Still Life with Monkey by Katharine Weber. Paul Dry, $16.95 trade paper (287p) ISBN 978-1-58988-129-7
Weber’s brilliant novel (following The Memory of All That) follows married couple Duncan and Laura Wheeler as their lives are altered after a car accident—with Duncan at the wheel—leaves him a paraple
What do you get when you cross a dog book and a science fiction book?
Following Baxter by Barbara Kerley When Professor Reese moves in next door, eleven-year-old Jordie enjoys helping her new neighbor take care of her dog and assisting in her laboratory, but she is n…
Mystery book sculptor answers questions
An anonymous artist who has been leaving paper sculptures made from old books across Scotland for more than three years answers questions.
STEM Activities for Kids: How strong is a piece of paper?
easy and fun STEM activities for kids like this engineering challenge testing the strength of paper. How many books a piece of paper can support when folded
Ten Reasons Why You Shouldn't Even Think About Buying a Research Paper
Have you ever entertained the idea of buying a ready-made research paper? Sure, temptation visits all of us at some time, about something or another. But buying a research paper is an academic crime.
ISBN: What They are and Why You Need One
The ISBN is the numerical fingerprint for each edition of your book. If you want to be able to sell your book, you need an ISBN.
What the HELL is Monkey Lust
The Least Most is a collective effort, showcasing the diverse cultures of bikes, art, DIY and adventure.
How To Draw A Monkey
Learn how to draw a monkey with us, a cartoon monkey swinging from a vine!EMAIL A PHOTO OF YOUR ART: myart@artforkidshub.comMAIL US YOUR ART:Art for Kids Hub...
Why Reading Paper Books is Better
Reading provides us with a number of benefits in and of itself. There have been a number of studies that have shown that reading throughout the course of a person’s lifetime can result in the prevention of mental decline. In addition to keeping your minds sharp while increasing your knowledge base, reading has the ability to enhancing a person’s sense of empathy<br>One aspect that many do not take in to account is the manner in which you read. It is the manner…
Can you find the missing Monkey?
This is not a Where is Waldo style note but rather an opportunity to acquire an old friend in the poster world. As so many poster lovers know, many of the posters that were readily available years …
Me and the Monkey: How Philip Roth Created Literature for Female Dirtbags, Too
Reading Philip Roth as a millennial woman isn’t the easiest task, but an abiding affection for his novel Portnoy’s Complaint might explain why it’s fruitful.
18 Life-Changing Tips For Keeping A Journal
Maybe you should write these down...in your journal!
Why Paper Books Will Never Die
I finished the line and paused. Deep in thought. I read it over one more time. I folded the pale corner of the page, the coarse paper…
The ultimate guide to Web animation
Animation is one of humanity's life-long dreams (if some historians are to be believed). The theory begins with cave paintings: In some cave paintings, it's common to see creatures drawn with far too many limbs. There are a couple of theories behind this. Some suggest that this was simply because the artists had no means of erasing the limbs, leaving their mistakes on the walls for posterity. Others believe that these were the earliest attempts to capture the idea of motion in a…
Take Note: Sometimes The Simplest Habit Can Remind Us How To Progress
How a simple scrap of paper in a storied library unlocks powers we already have but often forget.
Why Liberty Is a "Life Philosophy"
Embracing liberty as a life philosophy requires that you get your own affairs in order, be a burden to no one, seek nothing from others through the political process except that they leave you alone, and be a model in everything you do so that others will be inspired by your example.
How to Live a More Daring Life
Living a full and meaningful life requires vulnerability. You have to take chances, whether by opening yourself up to relationships or ...
Which "Charlotte's Web" Character Are You?
