Month: March 2018
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13 March Reads You Might Have Missed
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Natasha Tarpley revisits her classic I Love My Hair!
2018 marks the 20th anniversary of Natasha Tarpley's seminal I Love My Hair! In this essay she talks imagination, storytelling, and the power of diverse books.
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I’m Just No Good at Rhyming
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Big Thicket Recreation: Hiking, Birding, and More
The Big Thicket National Preserve’s name is somewhat misleading. Sure, there are areas of dense forest seemingly impenetrable by man or beast. But for the most part, this National Park Service property is merely woodsy, with pines, oaks, and swamplands dominating the landscape. It’s what occupies this flora that makes the Big Thicket a national…
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HBG Big News This Week: March 26-30, 2018
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Overlooked Natural Wonders in Texas
Once you get outside the hustle and bustle of Texas’s many major cities, there’s an enormous canvas of natural wonders to explore, from forests and canyons to tropics and mountains.
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The Inspiration Behind THE ASTONISHING COLOR OF AFTER by Emily X.R. Pan
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Marcia Clark – IndieWire: Marcia Clark On How ‘People v. OJ’ Changed Her Life, Why She Never Serves on Juries, and the ‘CSI Effect’ —Turn It On Podcast
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An Illustrator Walks through New York City
Genevieve Santos as an artist with insatiable wanderlust. She visited 30 countries by her 30th birthday, filling up sketchbooks as she bounced from place to place. In this particular winter day, she tackles New York City.
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IVY ABERDEEN’S LETTER TO THE WORLD Book Club Guide
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Cover Vote: Stray by Monica Hesse
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Norway Kayaking Excursions
At the height of summer, cruise ships and tourist ferries can be uncomfortably crowded, as hordes of international visitors scramble to get a photograph or video and end up missing out. But although the boats are crowded, the water itself remains wide open.
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