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Esther Lombardi

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  • Jan 5, 2025 | abookgeek.com | Esther Lombardi

    In a twist worthy of a bestseller, the Louisiana Supreme Court has revived librarian Amanda Jones’s defamation suit. Grab your reading glasses and settle in, bookworms, because this tale is about to get as twisty as a George R.R. Martin novel!Picture this: It’s a quiet day in the library. The only sound is the gentle rustle of pages turning and the occasional shush.

  • Dec 5, 2024 | beliefnet.com | Esther Lombardi

    The question of Bethlehem vs. Nazareth is one of the most striking, but still-elusive issues related to Jesus’ birth. After all, Jesus was born in Bethlehem. But his virgin mother, Mary, and stepfather, Joseph, were both from Nazareth. How did Mary and Joseph end up so far from home? They were in an overcrowded city with no room at the inn, so why has that transition from Nazareth to Bethlehem been so widely discussed?

  • Dec 4, 2024 | beliefnet.com | Esther Lombardi

    You put a star on top of your Christmas trees every Christmas and point to the Bethlehem star in your pageants. It’s all part of commemorating the magic of the Star that guided the Wise Men to Jesus’ birthplace. Of course, reports of such an impressive sign in the sky are bound to inspire skepticism and uncertainty. What was the star? Did the Wise Men follow an actual star? Beyond the wonder of it all, the story lends an element of wonder and anticipation to Jesus’ birth.

  • Nov 9, 2024 | abookgeek.com | Esther Lombardi

    Christopher Pike’s Midnight Club is a captivating novel that has left an indelible mark on the literary world. Published in 1994, this young adult horror story focuses on a group of terminally ill teenagers. They meet at midnight to share spooky tales. The book’s unique premise and gripping tale have resonated with readers for decades, and it is now a modern classic. Reading Midnight Club will immerse you in a world where reality and the supernatural blur.

  • Nov 1, 2024 | abookgeek.com | Esther Lombardi

    With the crisp autumn air and changing leaves, November is perfect for a cozy book and a warm cup of tea. This month between fall and winter evokes nostalgia and introspection. It’s a perfect time to read the comforting words of your favorite authors. In this article, we’ll explore a curated collection of November-inspired quotes from beloved books. They’ll transport you to a world of cozy contentment. These quotes will inspire you to embrace the season’s magic.

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28 Jan 25

Check out America and the Sea: A Literary History https://t.co/HvLXFQGogo #eBay via @eBay

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20 Jan 25

Check out this book: "Salt & Broom" by Sharon Lynn Fisher https://t.co/Zu8uThRfQb https://t.co/wcJw5Wij4D

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9 Jan 25

Interesting approach to terminal illness and death: "Swan Song" https://t.co/1eIpro1iX3