

A Book for Every Season: What I’m Reading this Spring
They say there is a season for everything, and Michiganders know that well! I have spent years researching which book genres best correspond with which seasons, and I would like to use the remainder of this article to share my findings with you:
Kirsten Bierlein-Hollenback
2 hours ago2 min read


Something to Hold
The human experience is tactile, shaped by thank-you notes, love letters, well-worn books, and fading Polaroid photos. I see it on my bookshelves: my special-edition Anne of Green Gables by
L.M. Montgomery with pages yellowed over time, and Julia Child’s paperback My Life in France with a spine that’s nearly broken.
Kirsten Bierlein-Hollenback
6 days ago2 min read
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