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Massage may help lift depression (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Massage therapy may help relieve symptoms of depression, a new review of the medical literature hints.

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Fifth grader revels in literature award (PHOTO) (The Frisco Enterprise)

Bledsoe fifth-grader Dylan Macalinao says his love of author Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson series was an inspiration for his literature entry in this year’s PTA Reflections contest, a national PTA contest for the arts.

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Fifth grader revels in literature award (PHOTO) (The Frisco Enterprise)

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Evelyn Goodell Library Link For The Love of Poetry event brings up good, fun discussion of old and modern literature (Business Examiner)

There were two special events at the Nakusp Public Library in the last two weeks, “For the Love of Poetry” and the “Canada Reads Discussion.”

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Finding a new friend in Burke (Boston Herald)

My good pal Maura is one of my favorite friends. We meld perfectly: our wry and dry humor, our love of literature,…

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Bookstore adds wine to its catalogue (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Australian bibliophiles have been offered a chance to combine their love of literature with their fondness for a quiet drink, with a boutique bookchain in Sydney adding wine to its shelves.

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Australian bookstore adds wine to its catalogue (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Australian bibliophiles have been offered a chance to combine their love of literature with their fondness for a quiet drink, with a boutique bookchain in Sydney adding wine to its shelves.

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Australian bookstore adds wine to its catalogue (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

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2 authors offer food for thought (Miami Herald)

Barbara Kingsolver would like to thank you, Miami. As part of what she calls “evangelizing for literature,” the author of the beloved novels The Bean Trees and The Poisonwood Bible told a full house Monday night at Miami Book Fair International that “the real beating heart of democracy is the place people love books.

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Know Your Madisonian: Blanka Pinkasova (Wisconsin State Journal)

When Blanka Pinkasova, 49, followed her husband to Madison from their home in the Czech Republic, the high school history and literature teacher had to give up her vocation. Now, as a volunteer, she’s finding a way to reconnect with her love of teaching, overcome her initial loneliness in this country and give back to her adopted community as a tutor for the Literacy Network teaching English as …

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Frank Labmeier, lifelong learner (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

Frank J. Labmeier made a nice living selling cars, but his love of literature, learning and family became the distinguishing features of his life.

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Frank Labmeier, lifelong learner (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

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Time magazine: Putin to the West – ‘Hands Off Ukraine’ (KYIV Post)

In May 25 article published in Time magazine, Kyiv-based journalist James Marson writes: Vladimir Putin, Russia’s prime minister and former president, is not renowned for his love of literature.

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