Cedar House Living -- Botanica, Books, Travel
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Books That Illuminate the Human Experience of World War II (PART I)
In a time when the world can feel uncertain and the headlines feel both extremely unnerving and, at times, even surreal, returning to World War II historical fiction offers a meaningful way to reflect on resilience, courage, and the importance of remembering the stories that shaped our world.
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A Booklover's Barcelona
I love to discover a city through its bookstores—the ones tucked-away in corners and the stories waiting on their shelves. In Barcelona, e
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An Afternoon at Ulysses Rare Books
One of my favorite places in Dublin is Ulysses Rare Books—a cozy, long-running antiquarian bookshop in the heart of the city with a focus on rare editions of 20th-c. Irish literature.
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The Novel That Carried Me Back To Iceland
Burial Rites by Hannah Kent is the kind of novel that settles deep into your bones—haunting, stark, and breathtakingly beautiful in the way only Iceland can be.
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Novels That Carried Me to Ireland
Few places in literature feel as richly layered and soul-stirring as Ireland. In historical fiction, its windswept coastlines, ancient stone street... -
Wandering Venice’s Most Magical Bookshop
There are places in the world that feel less like destinations and more like scenes from the pages of a novel—and Libreria Acqua Alta is one of them.
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Pages from Italy: Novels That Stayed With Me
To visit Venice, Italy is to want to understand her history. To want to know her story. The most unforgettable memory I have from this magical plac...