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Here & There: A Quiet Shelf - Kimberley Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 9:51 am Friday, September 25, 2026 Children’s bookSilence by Lena Shamshurina (Annick Press) When I first looked at Silence, I wondered if any child would really want to read it. It’s all grey and about silence. Don’t get me wrong, I always want more silence, but for a three-year-old, it’s not what you usually see. Children’s books are often a primary colour overload, with a menagerie of animated smiling animals (that I adore). But this book has none of that. It is light grey, dark gre
Here & There: A Quiet Shelf - Kimberley Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 3:50 pm Friday, September 18, 2026 My maternal grandparents were convenient Catholics, ready to throw stones, especially at my mother for getting pregnant out of wedlock (*cue gasps*). So naturally, mom wasn’t a fan of the whole religious thing. Instead, we worshiped Georgia O’Keeffe and Janice Joplin. My dad’s side was pious, especially on holidays, watching huge processions take up the streets almost monthly in southern Spain. My dad literally ran from the church, getting gold and si
Here & There: A Quiet Shelf - Kimberley Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 9:20 am Friday, September 4, 2026 Children’sCoat of Many Colors by Dolly Parton (Publisher) I pulled on my light blue t-shirt, and Saint Dolly stared back at me in the mirror. Dolly Parton is a hero of mine. I could talk about her accomplishments ad nauseam: the grace and comedy with which she presented herself. There could be a master class on her prowess in deflecting obnoxious questions while remaining uncontroversial. She did all of it while maintaining a healthy private marriage d
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Published 9:26 am Monday, August 31, 2026 NonfictionForest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian (Spiegel & Grau) Like many of us, I’ve had to make adjustments to my vernacular over the last decade, wrapping my mind around the prominence of inclusive words, especially affecting the transgender community, our news, and the many opinions it brings up in people. I have always been curious about gender fluidity and wrote a play that was performed and published in 2
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Published 9:54 am Friday, August 21, 2026 Week: PoetryDog Songs: Poems by Mary Oliver (Publisher) I really want to have a dog again. I miss having a canine companion who loves the whole family, and the routine of going for extra walks with a pal who is overeager no matter the day, time, or weather. It’s something we’ve been talking about as a family, and so far it feels like just a tad too much to take on, with a toddler still in diapers and a child about to enter kindergarten. So for now, a rer
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