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What s better on a cold day, in a time when staying close to home is recommended, than curling up with a good book? Cape Cod is home to many talented authors, and here are some of their new works to consider for entertainment or education:
“War Lord,” by Bernard Cornwell (2020, Harper Collins, $28.99)
Prolific author (more than 50 novels!) and Chatham resident Cornwell’s latest book is the conclusion of a 13-book series that he describes as “the tale of England’s making,” about which he says little has generally been known. “War Lord” came out first in the United Kingdom this fall and hit the bestseller lists at No. 1. In this book, Cornwell’s hero Lord Uhtred of Bebbanburg has reached a ripe old age, with his fighting days drawing to a close, but England is under attack, and Northumbria is threatened by armies from all sides. So Uhtred is torn between loyalty and sworn oaths for his greatest battle. Cornwell says his interest in the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings
“What’s amazing me this year is that little kids are wanting to help as well, they’re wanting to help children that aren’t as lucky as they are . If that’s what our next generation is going to be like, we’re looking good,” Clarkson said.
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Before: the Marlborough Express Christmas tree at the start of December. Clarkson said the gifts that had been dropped off would mean a huge amount to the families the centre worked with. “We’ve had women that have nothing, and don’t know how they’re going to have Christmas with their kids,” she said.
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