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I've Been Fed Cat Sign
Many is the morning I've responded blearily to the desperate-sounding feed-me howls of our cats, Bluebell and Chessy, only to find out that they'd been fed a half-hour earlier. Taking pity on her gullible mother (and our...
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Watch the Birdie
For some genuinely cheep thrills, try this easy-to-assemble windowsill bird blind. It's just a cardboard box with strategically placed peepholes (for eyes or binoculars) and a pocket to hold field guides, sketching paper and a...
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Tweet Treats
Regardless of the season, this easy-to-make feeder will be appreciated by your neighborhood birds. It features seed treats to provide them extra energy--particularly suitable during the colder months of the year.
Read MoreBook Review: The Quest Begins: Seekers, Book 1
Slow start to series about talking bears on quest.
Read MoreBook Review: Shiloh
Nothing is simple in this taut, unforgettable drama.
Read MoreBook Review: Charlie's Raven
Charlie believes a raven can cure his grandfather.
Read MoreBook Review: The Tale of Despereaux: Being the Story of a Mouse, a Princess, Some Soup, and a Spool of Thread
An excellent read-aloud or discussion-group book.
Read MoreBook Review: Fantastic Mr. Fox
Dahl's satisfying <I>Robin Hood</I> tale.
Read MoreBook Review: Where the Red Fern Grows
Billy is growing up dirt-poor in the Ozarks during the Depression. More than anything he wants a pair of redbone coon hounds. As it is financially out of the question for his parents to buy them, he works and saves for two years to buy them himself, then hikes barefoot sixty miles round-trip over the mountains and through the woods to the nearest town to pick them up. He then spends months training the pups to be the best coon hounds in the hills.
His dreams all come true as he spends every night out hunting in the hills with his dogs, and their fame spreads far and wide. Billy and his dogs are so good that his grandfather enters them in a championship coon hunt against grown men.
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