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11 hours ago ago from Gadling
Filed under: Stories , Books , Travel Health Sam Chillingworth , a high school classmate, friend, and now featured writer in the inspiring book series Wake Up... Live the Life you Love , recently passed on a book he contributed to called Living in the Now . At the time, I had just returned from a two-month trip to the mainland and Peru, and (as I usually do when I return from a trip) was experiencing a bad case of travel hangover. There's ...
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Here are The New Republic' s best art books of the year. I wouldn't mind picking this one up ; I've been at times oddly fascinated by the Marchesa Casati. Though I suppose she was just the Lady Gaga of her day, minus the talent plus the fabulous wealth.
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9 hours ago ago from Laity Lodge
As the primary book steward at Laity Lodge, I find myself thinking about devotional books at this time of year. Devotional books comprise a larger niche within Christian publishing than you might expect, with titles aimed at every possible demographic, profession, temperament (i.e., “busy women”) or personal difficulty. Most of us are familiar with the devotional classic My Utmost for His Highest by Oswlad Chambers, but there are many other ...
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