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The acclaimed Bemidji author and Ojibwe professor’s debut novel is part coming-of-age, part thriller, set in Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation.
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Grand Rapids Area Library children's librarian Tracy Kampa reviews and recommends new children's books of interest for "What We're Reading."
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Writer Robert Saxton turns bedtime stories into his debut novel of suspense, adventure, and wilderness awareness.
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Best-selling writer Mark Greaney focuses on artificial intelligence in his latest Gray Man thriller “The Chaos Agent.”
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Minnesota writer Sue Leaf shares personal stories along with the natural history and effects of climate change on Lake Superior’s South Shore.
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Susan Hawkinson’s new book “The Adventures of Annie McCallum” enjoyed by children and adults.
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Writer Simon Hargreaves gets inspiration from the fantasy genre and guests at his northern Minnesota resort.
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Duluth writer Dianna Hunter’s new environmental mystery highlights real-life issues of copper-nickel mining and the importance of local news reporting.
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The 2024 American Library Association’s Youth Media Awards did not disappoint children’s librarian Tracy Kampa (much).
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Törzs talks about how the 'enforced coziness' of Minnesota winters helps her write and the rules of magic in her debut novel "Ink Blood Sister Scribe."
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Kate DiCamillo urges us to go and read to somebody, in an interview with Grand Rapids children’s librarian Tracy Kampa.