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Bill Richardson: I bought two used books. Little did I know the original owners would teach me a lesson I could never have imagined

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By Bill Richardson
| The Toronto Star Verified
On Aug. 18, 1947, in London, Rosemary M.W. Bridgman bought and signed a copy of Ivor Brown’s “Say the Word,” a lighthearted book about contemporary English idioms. On Aug. 26, 1947, in Paris, Josephine M. Throne purchased from a bookstall on the Seine a paperback copy of George Sand’s 1860 novel, “Le Marquis de Villemer.” She, too, inscribed her name.
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12 Books for I Read Canadian Day

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By Andy Jones, Shanice Nicole, Bill Richardson, Angela Misri
| alllitup.ca
We’re marking I Read Canadian Day, a national celebration of Canadian books for young people, with a roundup of 12 books kids will love. The beaver is busy… This delightful children’s picture book tells the story of amik, the beaver, who works on his dam throughout the day while nature and the activities of other animals carry on around him. At the end of a long day, amik returns to his den to be with his family.
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Grief, Memory, Three O'Clock in the Morning: Mother's Day Edition, 2023

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By Bill Richardson
| Substack
My mother, Peggy, doesn’t sneak up on me any more, not often. She visited me in a dull dream the night before last, a cameo appearance. Peggy looked good, youthful, which is not the image that most immediately comes to mind when I deliberately summon her up. In this dream I was primed to climb a staircase. On two succeeding steps were two different brooms.
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