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The books will be available for sale and the original watercolor illustrations will be for sale as well. And, in honor of the book publication, one of the area’s favorite bands, The Librarians (Corrie Gant, Julie Hawthorne and Crystal Landucci) have agreed to re-assemble to perform Rossini’s playful "Cat Cantata." There will also be Baroque music with Connolly on flute and Landucci playing the piano owned by Oregon Bay Properties owners Herb and Brooke Yussim one more time before the piano is headed back to California.

Use old clothes to create a practical book that teaches kids how to handle buttons, snaps, zippers, and laces. Check out the how-to at Forty Two Roads.

Small and delicate, festive Christmas ornaments are an obvious 3D printing winner. Not only can digital fabrication create beautiful, unique trinkets, it also serves as a fun holiday craft project for those with their own 3D printers. 

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Baldwin was daunted by the assignment. When he spoke to a group of students in 1979, he described how challenging it was to write a children’s book.

I’ve often been told that ‘dog-eared’ copies of these books are treasured possessions in many households and have in many cases been passed on to the next generation.

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But getting English flipback editions of Mr. Green’s books proved endlessly complicated. Jongbloed is currently the only printer in the world that makes them, using ultrathin but durable paper from a mill in a village in Finland. The first sample pages that Jongbloed sent looked cluttered, with letters and words crammed too close together. Dutton’s designers experimented with different fonts and spacing and sent the printer a revised layout. Reformatting “An Abundance of Katherines,” a book that has footnotes and mathematical equations, was especially tricky.

This story of a rich Manhattanite who, through a strange series of flukes, became president at a time of heightened political polarization despite the wishes of his party’s establishment naturally doesn’t mention Donald Trump at all, since it was published in 2002. But precisely because it doesn’t draw any analogies between its subject and a later president known for his uncanny ability to command media attention, fickleness on policy, profound commitment to macho posturing, and hardline views on immigration, it serves as a powerful lens through which to view our own time.

Something like Our famous women by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps (1884). Something that would document maybe the first phase of writing about women pioneers in science for the public. While women and currently under-represented minorities in science have always been part of the history of science, I’m particularly curious to explore the phenomenon of popular writing about them and how it reflects larger social trends of the time.

But unlike when some of these musty photos were snapped, parents today might take a dozen photos of their kids even before noon, posting the best ones to Instagram and texting them to the grandparents before trashing the blurry, less-than-ideal shots.