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  • Apple Spice Cake with Fresh Apples

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    Apple Spice Cake with Fresh Apples
    Light and moist, this Apple Spice Cake is made with fresh apples, cinnamon, nutmeg, and applesauce. No peeling apples. Just shred them. So easy.
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  • The House on Vesper Sands, by Paraic O’Donnell - A Review

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    The House on Vesper Sands, by Paraic O’Donnell - A Review
    On a wintry night in 1893, Esther Tull, a seamstress, travels to Lord Strythe’s London home. Under her clothes, Esther has hidden a message, but why?
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  • New York Public Library Treasures

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    New York Public Library Treasures
    The New York Public Library Treasures is a showcase of rare items from the library’s collections and hidden treasures from the archives are revealed.
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  • (Frozen) Wild Blueberry Muffins

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    Frozen Wild Blueberry Muffins
    Bursting with fresh or frozen wild blueberries, you can enjoy these delicate muffins made with buttermilk, honey, and orange zest at any time of year.
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  • Read This for Inspiration, by Ashly Perez - A Review

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    Read This for Inspiration, by Ashly Perez - A Review
    “Read This for Inspiration” can inspire you to make a change. This book isn’t a checklist. It’s not another thing to do. It’s another way to think.
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  • Coit Tower Murals

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    Coit Tower Murals Animal Force and Machine Force Netting Fish Ray Boynton
    ​You could pay to take the small elevator to the top of Coit Tower, but the real view is free with the colorful 1930s murals on the first floor.
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