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Category Archives: Magazines
Mother Teresa — a Time Inc. magazine
The most popular post ever on my blog was the Time Inc magazine: 100 Women Who Changed the World, and within that post, the most popular link has been to the picture of Mother Teresa. She is a figure who … Continue reading
Nat’l Geographic History: Petra — Search for the Ancient Oasis
There are several ancient places around the world that capture the imagination and make one crave to experience it first hand. Certainly Easter Island (Rapa Nui), the Egyptian pyramids, and Machu Pichu quickly come to mind. Put of all the places … Continue reading
100 Greatest Mysteries Revealed, Nat’l Geographic, a Time Inc magazine
This magazine caught my eye on the newsstand this week and appealed to me immediately. First, the cover has a picture of the moai (statues) on the hill that approaches Rano Rarako Crater on Easter Island where I visited just … Continue reading
Posted in Magazines, Musings, Opinion, Photo Book
Tagged Amelia Earhart, Atlantis, Carnac stones, Eilean Mor, Genghis Khan, Grand Duchess Anastasia, Helike, Knowledge Doubling Curve, Maya temples, Nasca lines, Rapa Nui, Roswell, Tarim Mummies, the lost tribes of Israel, the Mary Celeste, the shroud of Turin, UFOs
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Smithsonian: Return of the Mockingbird by Paul Theroux
It seems you can’t go anywhere online or check out the magazine rack at your favourite retailer without finding something about To Kill a Mockingbird, Nelle Harper Lee, or Monroeville, Alabama (Maycomb in Mockingbird). I’m sure it’s great for circulation … Continue reading
The Enduring Power of To Kill A Mockingbird, a Time Inc Special
Amidst all the hoopla about the newly published Harper Lee novel, Go Set a Watchman, Time Inc Books has published a magazine answering all the questions you might ever have about To Kill a Mockingbird, the making of the movie, … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, Adult Book, Drama, Magazines, Movie, Opinion
Tagged Gregory Peck, Harper Lee, literature impacts history, racism, Time Inc Books, To Kill a Mockingbird
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Potpourri 17
For the next week I’ll be on the road visiting my dad, family, and friends in the Hamilton area but I’m pleased with what I have lined up for my blog. I’ve been reading the Susan Cooper fantasy/adventure series, The Dark … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, Actress, Adult Book, Adventure, Children's Book, Comedy, Fantasy, Magazines, Movie, Musings, Mystery, Opinion, Romance, Romance, Young People
Tagged Audrey Hepburn, Greg Kinnear, Harrison Ford, Humphrey Bogart, Julia Ormond, Lee Harper, Maya Angelou, Sabrina, Sarah E. Ladd, Susan Cooper, teen adventure/fantasy series, William Holden
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Sable Island, a teacher’s treasure trove
This year I’m subscribing for the first time to a magazine called Canadian Geographic which boasts a readership of over 4.5 million at home and abroad. I recently received the March Travel Edition which featured an article about Sable Island, the … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Art Book, Children's Book, History, Magazines, Opinion, Read Aloud, Survival
Tagged Adventure Canada, Canada Shipping Act, Canadian Geographic Travel Edition, Ipswich sparrow, Jane Seymour, John G. Diefenbaker, Marguerite Henry, Parks Canada, Roberto Dutesco, Sable Island, Sable Island ponies, Touching Wild Horses
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The New Yorker, May 4th, review
Decades ago, I watched ‘The Pallisers’ series, based on the books of Anthony Trollope, on PBS’ Masterpiece Theatre, and so his name automatically caught my eye on the cover of this week’s New Yorker magazine. The article, written by TNY’s … Continue reading
100 Women Who Changed The World, a Time Inc. Special
If you had to come up with a list of 100 women who changed the world, who would you choose? In what field would each have found a voice, an influence? Would one have cured some dreaded disease? been responsible for raising an incredible … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Biography, Challenge, History, Magazines, Opinion
Tagged Amelia Earhart, authors, authors challenge, Ayn Rand, Eleanor Roosevelt, feminists, Gertrude Stein, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Harriet Tubman, Jane Austen, Joan of Arc, Lady Diana, Maya Angelou, Mother Teresa, TimeLife Special, Virginia Woolf, women activists, women leaders, women pioneers
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Timely
What with catching Selma last week, and yesterday being Martin Luther King Day, I thought it timely when I saw that THE (Time Home Entertainment) had a book on the news stands called, The 1960s: The Decade When Everything Changed, … Continue reading