My quarterly blog for IRA
12 years ago
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Podcast (and interview) Potpourri6 years ago
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On the Value of Art9 years ago
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The Orphan’s Song Cover Reveal6 years ago
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Family vacay (and a stock signing!)8 years ago
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don't forget...13 years ago
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Apology11 years ago
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We have moved!!!12 years ago
So many blogs, so little time
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Happy late Easter!13 years ago
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How Buildings Learn7 years ago
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2016 in a non-nutshell nutshell8 years ago
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Libraries: Not About Books15 years ago
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Diva Delight: Hidden Figures8 years ago
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Musical Bookcases4 years ago
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Guest Post: Samantha Mabry7 years ago
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President’s Mid-Year Report1 week ago
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1 Comment
The Kite Runner gave a very interesting historical perspective on the constant unrest in Afghanistan, and the oppression of the people there. The story was incredibly gripping, and I felt very invested in the characters, like Amir, who faces the political turmoil, destruction of families and friendships, and cultural differences in Afghanistan and the US, as both a child and an adult. The Kite Runner was very well-written, and gave an accurate account of the situation in the Middle East, as well as a child's outlook on war and instability.
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