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Getting Married Young
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The Real World
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The Quiet Wonder of a Good Dad
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Happy Pub Day! 📘
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The Bluestockings: Chapter Fifteen
"The thought of Vera Black somewhere else in the world while her daughter grew up without her was a pain so sharp it sliced into Eleanor’s very bones."
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Summer breaks, 100 practical skills, heirlooms, and mama songs
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Em dashes, beef tallow, boring marriages, and nostalgia
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The Bluestockings: Chapter Fourteen
"The time for a confession was close at hand, a confession that Ruby had never before considered. "
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Creative envy, summer break, historical photos, and made-up conversations
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The Bluestockings: Chapter Thirteen
"Eleanor could sense a single thread woven into the fabric of these events, but she was too close to see how it all connected."
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Plot Points #79 💌
Inconvenience, hospitality, romance novels, and an American pope
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A Phone for Humans
Ditching the smart phone for something lighter
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The Bluestockings: Chapter Twelve
"Ruby knew what she had witnessed that day, on that very beach, and it wasn’t a drowning. It was a leaving."
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