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Magpie Monday on Thursday: Someone’s in the Kitchen…
Hope you’re hungry—continuing this week of special focused Magpie Monday posts, I’m serving up Someone’s in the Kitchen…! I hope Dinah would be proud!
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Magpie Monday
Here are some shiny things that caught my eye recently: ♦ Over at BookRiot, Wallace Yovetich continues her presentation of the libraries of the rich and famous with a second installment. This week she featured the libraries of Neil Gaiman … Continue reading
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