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Rancho Santa Fe resident Allison Moores is a typical kid — she dotes on her family’s four dogs, enjoys sports, plays the piano and loves learning about science.
On Thursday, March 24, 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m., author Rebecca Serle will speak in person at the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club.
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Registration is open
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Beth and Brad Thorp lost their son to an undiagnosed illness, then created a successful nonprofit in his name
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In her new book, Barbara Walter looks at risk factors and finds the U.S. is in ‘very dangerous territory’
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Although almost 50 years have passed since she first arrived in Afghanistan, Rancho Santa Fe’s Julie Hill still vividly recalls her unforgettable time of joy and discovery she spent in the “beautiful yet bewildering” country.
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Chad Stewart has formed his own publishing company to promote his and others’ works
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While the book is intended to help people face death with calmness, peace and acceptance, it is also meant to help the living
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced that author and public speaker Michael Gaulden will be the keynote speaker for the 11th Annual CCA Writers’ Conference.
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Storytellers can be born at any age, and there’s no expiration date on a great yarn.
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When she was pregnant, author Alena Dillon searched for books on the subject.
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It’s a story so beautiful it inspired three gorgeous picture books, My Name Is Sugar, The Sugar Shack, and the forthcoming Sugar’s Journey Home.
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Rancho Santa Fe writer James Hurley calls it courageous, the ongoing effort to help poetry find a resurgence.
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Co-author says book is intended to help readers understand the Bible’s story in a straightforward manner
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‘Life Stories of a Hustler Priest’ chronicles how a poor kid from the Bronx helped countless homeless San Diegans
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The Grammy-winning “Chuck E.'s in Love’ troubadour pulls no punches in her intensely personal book. ‘It was easy, hard and cathartic,” she says
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Haera Shin, a junior at Canyon Crest Academy, recently published her first book, “Cocoon”, on the one-year mark of quarantine.
