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Will You Love Me Forever? 

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By Amanda Achtman
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When I was growing up in the 1990s, there was a children’s book that my mother read to me so many times that I can still hear the sing-song cadence with which she read the refrain. That book is Love You Forever by the American-born Canadian author Robert Munsch. One of the most-loved children’s authors of all time, his books have sold an astounding 87 million copies.
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Accepting Our Children, Accepting Ourselves 

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By Amanda Achtman
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The New York Times recently ran a three-part series “On the Embryo Question.” Part II was titled, “Should Human Life be Optimized?” The online version features photos and clips of babies and toddlers who were conceived on the basis of genetic selection. In one, a playful girl appears to be crawling through the screen toward the reader.
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The Fantastical Prog of Terra Incognita (Uncharted Shores)

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By Thaddeus Wert, Allen Mendenhall, Amanda Achtman, Alexander William Salter
| spiritofcecilia.com
Hello, Spirit of Cecilia readers! Kevin J. Anderson has a Kickstarter campaign up and running for a gorgeous reissue of his Terra Incognita trilogy of fantasy novels and accompanying music that includes a new album from Roswell Six – Terra Incognita: Uncharted Shores. Brad Birzer, Rick Krueger, and Tad Wert share their thoughts on it. Tad: Brad and Rick, I understand this is the third Terra Incognita album, but they haven’t been on my radar.
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