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Jan 7, 2025 | 
bookbrowse.com | Heather Marshall
I paired the book with the audiobook read by Sarah Borges who does a nice reading of this novel. Looking for Jane is a historical fiction novel, following three main characters living in Toronto from the 1960s to 2010s. All three are deeply impacted by the struggle for reproductive rights in Canada. Their lives become intertwined with a secret network of volunteers and health care providers known as, Janes, who risk arrest and other dangers to provide illegal abortion services.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
cbc.ca | Heather Marshall
The Next ChapterTalia Kliot offers historical fiction recommendations on The Next Chapter with Antonio Michael Downing. Talia Kliot offers historical fiction recommendations on The Next Chapter with Antonio Michael DowningCBC Books · Posted: Sep 24, 2024 1:05 PM EDT | Last Updated: 18 minutes agoThe Next Chapter columnist Talia Kliot recommends three of her favourite recent historical fiction reads.
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
manitoulin.com | Heather Marshall
EDITOR’S NOTE: Manitoulin is being transformed with the influx of new residents and business owners who bring with them fresh ideas, experiences and perspectives that are enriching the area. Some individuals and families are still unpacking boxes, having only moved in the past month or two, while others made the move over the last few years and are now comfortably established in their new communities. Here is one of their stories.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
calgaryherald.com | Cassandra Calin |Heather Marshall |Jacqueline Winspear |Michael Crichton
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May 22, 2024 | 
manitoulin.com | Heather Marshall
New-ish to Manitoulin feature connects flying enthusiastsEDITOR’S NOTE: This week will see a minor change to The Expositor front page, as the volume number in the left-hand corner under the flag will change from 144 to 145, marking 145 years that Ontario’s longest continuously published newspaper has served the Manitoulin community.
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May 8, 2024 | 
manitoulin.com | Heather Marshall
EDITOR’S NOTE: Manitoulin is being transformed with the influx of new residents and business owners who bring with them fresh ideas, experiences, and perspectives that are enriching the area. Some individuals and families are still unpacking boxes, having only moved in the past month or two, while others made the move over the last few years and are now comfortably established in their new communities. Here is one of their stories.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
manitoulin.com | Heather Marshall
EDITOR’S NOTE: Manitoulin is being transformed with the influx of new residents and business owners who bring with them fresh ideas, experiences and perspectives that are enriching the area. Some individuals and families are still unpacking boxes, having only moved in the past month or two, while others made the move over the last few years and are now comfortably established in their new communities. Here is one of their stories.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
keysweekly.com | Marie E. Benedict |Heather Marshall |Allison Pataki
First LadiesBy Marie BenedictMary McLeod Bethune descended from parents who had once been enslaved. She was born free as the 15th of 17 children in a rustic log cabin in South Carolina. When a teacher in her small country schoolhouse witnesses Mary’s abilities, she helps her obtain a scholarship for higher education. Ultimately Mary establishes a school for girls (later renamed Bethune-Cookman University) in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Jan 17, 2024 | 
manitoulin.com | Heather Marshall
EDITOR’S NOTE: Manitoulin is being transformed with the influx of new residents and business owners who bring with them fresh ideas, experiences and perspectives that are enriching the area. Some individuals and families are still unpacking boxes, having only moved in the past month or two, while others made the move over the last few years and are now comfortably established in their new communities. Here are some of their stories.
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Dec 29, 2023 | 
manitoulin.com | Heather Marshall
EDITOR’S NOTE: Manitoulin is being transformed with the influx of new residents and business owners who bring with them fresh ideas, experiences and perspectives that are enriching the area. Some individuals and families are still unpacking boxes, having only moved in the past month or two, while others made the move over the last few years and are now comfortably established in their new communities. Here are some of their stories.
