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But few names have lasted in our history books as predominantly as Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony. Harriet Tubman & the Sewards: A Friendship Made Along the Underground Railroad in Auburn 4: Uncover History at these Underground Railroad Sites in Syracuse 5: Retracing the Footsteps of Frederick Douglass and the Underground Railroad in Rochester If you’d like to learn even more about Frederick Douglass, I highly encourage you to check out Frederick Douglass’s Rochester, a year-long project by Open Mic Rochester and CITY newspaper. They honor the likes of Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony all throughout town.

Review: Marriage and Murder - #Book 2 - Solving For Pie: Cletus and Jenn Mysteries - Marcj 2021 As a big fan of Penny Reid's Winston Brothers series, I was so excited for her new book in the Cletus and Jenn Mysteries. Out of all the Winston Family, Cletus is my favorite of the brothers - In this book, we start with Cletus and Jenn's engagement party which is being hosted in the barn and Jenn's evil Daddy arrives and makes a big scene.

April Ross, the first and only female history major at the University of Delaware, is commissioned by the owner of Ellerslie to research the estate’s history for a potential sale. Against her better judgement, April eventually accepts that the woman is a ghost and realizes that her true purpose is to find out who this woman is, or was, and what happened to her in real life. I’m sure Mr. Sellers will let you break it when you tell him that Ellerslie is haunted. So Mr. Sellers told you about the lady ghost before you moved in but you signed the lease anyway?”

This book had captured my attention as I love those stories of #nerd meets and falls in love with a #jock as it can show that opposites truly do exist and also that you can never judge a person by their looks and that under a plain girl will be the "forever" one and that under pretty looks are "easy girls". In this book, we see the bullies call Viola "dog girl", I have to admit I didn't like this as it got me a bit confused as I had just last week read a book called "Dog Girl" which was also about an #nerd who worked at a dog shelter and this is also what the bullies called her she puts on her Slytherin hat and decides to get revenge on her dad by fake dating Dare and then the rest is history as we all know what happens with fake romances. As this book is a YA high school romance and published by Swoon Romance, it is also a clean romance and suitable for girls aged 12 - 16+.

Jon Page came up with the idea based on his love of craft drinks and video games. Because there is such a strong focus on the drinks and games, the food menu is pretty simple. Now it’s time to talk about the heart of it all – the games! With the great food, drinks, staff, and overall experience, it’s a must for any local’s date night, happy hour, or late night with friends.

When Rachel’s late husband’s childhood best friend, Nicolas, reappears in her life and brings a handsome friend along with him, Rachel forgets the cards. She takes a chance on Blake even though she can’t stop thinking about Nicolas. She hadn’t been able to decide whether it was Nicolas or Blake who was staring at her. What he’d studied, the profession he’d chosen, the beliefs he’d adopted after he’d left evangelicalism behind.

Until someone tried to steal it all. Scarred and broken, I emerged from the flames

I had a suspicion that my magic faded with age, like estrogen, draining youth and power from my body, turning me into an old crone soaked in wine, and leaving me with an excessive amount of bitter baggage. I’d stupidly wasted my youth on a man who put off marrying me for so long, only to dump me at the altar and banish me from his life and his kingdom, all in a matter of minutes. My voice rang out as it had years ago when my magic was strong and powerful enough to command an army of squirrels, nibbling the ankles of all my enemies. I spun around the clearing, singing my heart out and skipping through the mud until—as my luck would have it—a man, not a beastly creature under my command, walked into my life.

Ruby Donovan is a lot of things—paramedic, single mom, Legacy witch. He pushed overgrown black curls out of his face to reveal familiar brown eyes, blood along one cheek to mirror a scar on the other, and a beard covering the cleft on his chin. Or at least she’d called him Crash when she’d been a lovestruck teenager with a crush as dizzying as these staggering cliffs on a boy from East Los Angeles. A survivor of traumatic brain injury with steel body parts, she lives in SoCal with her combat veteran husband and their two-pound terror of a rescue pup.

Lathering soap over my body, I cringe when soap stings the small scratches on my shins. My room is closer to the reception area than the previous one, and it picks up the Wi-Fi, albeit slow. While I’m waiting for the little blue line to cross the top of my screen, I open the last message I sent to my father. A slight breeze carries his freshly showered scent into my room, and it jolts my memory of us together in Ilheus.