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Jim McKeown, welcome to Likely Stories, a weekly review of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. When I was in about seventh grade, I came upon a book which aroused my interest in Egyptology.  The book was Gods, Graves, and Scholars.  I read at least the Egyptian part of that book numerous times a year.  I have many shelves stuffed with my collection of books on ancient Egypt.  Then, my wife suggested I might like to read a novel by Jodi Picoult, The Book of Two Ways.  My interest in Egypt exploded anew.   Picoult writes about her main character, Dawn McDowell.  Quote, “In a previous l...

New Hampshire Magazine Learn more about these two authors and how their impact reaches far beyond the Granite State March 9, 2021 March is Women’s History Month, a time to study and appreciate impactful women across the country. Whether it’s a family member, a public figure you look up to, or a female trailblazer from history, this month is a great time to commemorate these amazing people and their influence on society. For a bit of historical context, President Jimmy Carter designated the first official National Women’s History Week starting March 8, 1980. In 1987, Congress officially ...

Some or all of these components of supper can be put together in a jiffy.  Veggie Dump Soup: Place any soup veggies you have on hand along with 2 cubes frozen sautéed onions in a pot with water and salt/pepper. Boil for a while, blend with an immersion blender, then add in quinoa (continue simmering until cooked through) and/or shredded mozzarella for added protein, if desired.  Fresh salad or veggie sticks and scrambled eggs (also can be made sunny side up in a pizza maker, with or without cheese).  Wrap Chips: Spray both sides of wraps with cooking spray, cut like ...

Check out all of the upcoming programs at Bossier Parish Libraries Annie Gilmer This week in library news, I decided to feature some of our current programming, both virtual and in-person. I admit that I settled on this topic because we’ve been working on summer reading plans recently – yes, summer planning does start this early, in fact, it started way back in January (or earlier really) but we’ve recently dialed it up to 11, or gotten the ball rolling, whichever figure of speech you prefer -- and this all brought programming in general to the forefront of my mind.