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Sparking Creativity
By LJ and SLJ editors
We're almost at the one-year mark of staying at home or working remotely, and with that anniversary comes a realization—many of us are tired of our own cooking. We highlight several resources offering cooking wisdom that will help guide you along throughout the seasons. |
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Coping with Cooking Fatigue
By Jennifer Dayton
Even the most enthusiastic kitchen dwellers likely are looking for some guidance to rekindle the love of cooking or just get something on the table. These sites can help. |
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Titles To Watch 2021
By Barbara Hoffert
We include nearly 300 key works in fiction and nonfiction, reflecting current concerns with politics, the pandemic, and #OwnVoices authors. |
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Exploring with Virtual Travel
By Melanie Kletter
If you are feeling wanderlust, here are some interesting national parks, safaris, cultural monuments, and underwater sanctuaries from around the world. |
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Puerto Rico Past and Present
By LJ Reviews
Yarimar Bonilla & Marisol Lebron offer different perspectives. Deibert unpacks the history of colonialism. Ed Morales examines capitalism’s past, present, and future. |
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