Do you have a dog or cat who is one of the family? If so, you understand that healthcare isn’t just for humans. I hadn’t ever thought about physical therapy for pets, but it makes sense that it would be a central part of treatment and rehabilitation for a variety of health issues, whether they […]
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John Smith: Last Known Survivor of the Microsoft Wars
When I first saw the title of this book, John Smith: Last Known Survivor of the Microsoft Wars, I wrongly assumed that it was some sort of non-fiction about the computer industry. It is not. Instead it is science fiction that at times feels as if it could be real and at other times feels […]
Vegetarian to Vegan by Sarah Taylor
Becoming a vegetarian was easy for me. It wasn’t even a conscious decision, but just happened naturally. One day I realized that I couldn’t remember the last time I had meat. A meat-free diet evolved on it’s own and I haven’t had any trouble sticking to it. This is the right choice for me and […]
Mother of God by Paul Rosolie
The Amazon River has always intrigued and amazed me. I haven’t ever been there, but always enjoy reading about the people, culture, plants, wildlife and geography of the area. This is the true story of Paul Rosolie and his journey and adventures in the Madre de Dios region of the Amazon. Madre de Dios means […]
Starting from Scratch by Sarah Elton
Starting from Scratch is a great book about food for kids (and some adults!). It isn’t a cookbook. It’s what comes before a cookbook, so that kids understand the science and cultural history of food and taste along with kitchen basics. The book is recommended for children ages 10 and up. It’s not childish and […]
Poetry for Young People: Robert Frost
April is National Poetry Month and this book is a lovely way to celebrate. Poetry for Young People is a book series from Sterling Publishing. The hardcover books are beautifully illustrated and intended for children ages 8 and up. It can definitely be enjoyed by adults, as well, but is a great introduction to poetry […]