
Hannah Martin
Freelance Content Writer at The Up And Coming Magazine
Content Writer, Intern at Richland Source
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Hannah Martin
All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by Architectural Digest editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Hannah Martin |Maya Ibbitson |Mayer Rus |Sam Cochran
All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by Architectural Digest editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Photo: Douglas FriedmanReading: Contemporary Tastemakers Reflect on Living With the Art of John ChamberlainYvonne Force Villareal and Leo Villeareal at home in Manhattan with their John Chamberlain sofa, as featured in the new book Living With Chamberlain.
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2 weeks ago |
theupandcomingmag.com | Hannah Martin
WOW. I went into this book completely blind, and I could not be happier. One day, while walking the aisles of Barnes & Noble, I saw this book on a table and couldn’t resist picking it up. From the cover alone, it had me intrigued. Sav R. Miller and Emily McIntire are authors I have not read before, but I knew I would love to give them a try. They did not disappoint with this novel. Be Still My Heart is a dark romance with hints of mystery and crime.
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4 weeks ago |
revistaad.es | Hannah Martin |Cristina Noé
Kazuyo Sejima recupera una casa japonesa tradicional con un delicado juego de luces y sombrasUn taxi lo tiene difícil para llegar a la entrada de esta machiya (casa japonesa tradicional de madera), situada en una calle peatonal del barrio Nishijin, en Kioto (Japón). Es una suerte, porque al recorrer a pie el último tramo en una tarde fría de principios de enero, es cuando el lugar despliega toda su magia.
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1 month ago |
richlandsource.com | Hannah Martin
MANSFIELD — Sherman Elementary School celebrated “Right to Read Week” with a variety of exciting, engaging activities. The goal was to help students grow their love of reading. Robin Burkhardt, Sherman Elementary’s librarian, said that Dr. Suess Week started the excitement, beginning with activities back in March. Burkhardt was eager to share her joy for this week’s events because she enjoys seeing the excitement in the students.
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