

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
22 hours ago2 min read


Full Circle in Frankenmuth
The commonality between us all, regardless of our favorite genre of books, whether we sprinkle extra seasoning on our fried chicken, or our individual opinions on matters of local government, is that we all chose Frankenmuth to be the setting for our story.
Kirsten Bierlein-Hollenback
6 days ago2 min read
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