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British freelance writer in Switzerland. Third novel THE DAY I LEFT YOU out now in US & Canada. NOT HERE ANYMORE, SEE ME ON INSTA @carolinebishopauthor
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10 things you should know about Geneva's famous Jet d'Eau

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By Caroline Bishop Verified
| The Local (Switzerland) Verified
Maintenance work takes place every autumn to ensure the proper functioning of the famous fountain. According to the Geneva Industrial Services (SIG),which is in charge of these works, the focus is on "maintaining the valves, pumps and motors located in the room under the Jet d'eau." This is a good time to remember (or learn) some interesting facts about this landmark, which is visible from planes flying into and out of Geneva airport, as well as from the top of Geneva's Salève mountain.
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Hummus à la YOU! Recipe from SUNDAYS ARE FOR FEASTS

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By Trevor Corkum, Caroline Bishop Verified, Julie Booker
| 49th Shelf
One of my favorite things about making hummus is that it’s really hard to get wrong. Here are the basic ingredients, but don’t be afraid to use your imagination. Try adding new flavors—a spoon of pesto, a roasted bell pepper, a pinch of cumin.
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Notes from a Children's Librarian: Indigenous Picture Books

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By Caroline Bishop Verified, Trevor Corkum, Jennifer McGrath, Melissa Owen
| 49th Shelf
Our Children's Librarian columnist, Julie Booker, brings us a new view from the stacks every month. * Mashkiki Road, The Seven Grandfather Teachings, by Elizabeth S. Barrett, illustrated by Jonathan Thunder, is a perfect introduction to the Seven Teachings for Kindergarten to Grade 3. It’s the story of three siblings who set out to collect medicines—cedar and sage—for their grandmother.
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