Every time I picked up this book, I kept putting it down after a bit to reflect. And sometimes cry. Or cringe. Absorb. Pause. Reread. That’s the impact of author, […]
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Read MoreWhile award-winning writer and plant biologist Susan J. Twiet’s book Bless the Birds: Living with Love in a Time of Dying is about the death of a beloved husband, the author […]
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