Senior Living: In praise of books
Paying tribute to the reading that brings solace, guidance and a different way of being
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Paying tribute to the reading that brings solace, guidance and a different way of being
Paying tribute to the reading that brings solace, guidance and a different way of being
Paying tribute to the reading that brings solace, guidance and a different way of being
Submitted by Kurt Stranne Nicolas Lee Stranne has lived his entire life in Maple Valley and was a member of the first class to attend all four years at the new Tahoma High School. Nic was a Junior at THS when Covid prevented in-person classes and went to online training. Rather than allowing the abrupt change to bring him down, Nic used the event as a positive influence. Working with his high school counselor, a plan was formed to aggressively complete his Senior year. Nic finished his graduation requirements over the summer online through Red Comet and was awarded his high school dip...
This post contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, Book Riot may earn a commission. A note: readers who are sensitive to stories about people like Sylvia Plath who suffered from mental illness and died by suicide should approach this article with caution. Sylvia Plath is one of the most celebrated voices in 20th century American literature. She published two works in her lifetime. Her debut poetry collection was 1960’s The Bell Jar, has become a staple in English literature curricula. She died by suicide in 1963 at age 30. Plath’s second volume of poetry, Ariel, publi...