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Ogechi Irondi’s future teetered between two scenarios: one that would lead to dual degrees after nine years of college, and ...

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Father and son creatives Rob Snow and Adrian Guenther have joined forces to publish a whimsical picture book with a clever Fort Wayne connection titled, The Man with Invisible Feathers.

Elaine Reese, in her book How Stories Change Us, writes about myriad benefits of reading books both for children and adults.