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Harpswell woman's memoir captures joy of fishing
Susan “Sue” Daignault was practically born with a rod and reel in her hand. From the sandy shores of Cape Cod to the rocky shores of Maine to waters around the world, she has pursued her passion for fishing with tenacity and joy. In her new book from Islandport Press, “A Full Net: Fishing Stories from Maine and Beyond,”Daignault shares stories of her youth and how she became increasingly driven to pursue everything from bonefish and tarpon to bass, wherever and whenever she could.
'Art of Penobscot Bay'
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Some book ideas for winter reading
Downeast Genius, From Earmuffs to Motor Cars, Maine Inventors Who Changed the World by Earl H. Smith; Islandport Press, Yarmouth, ME, 2021. 138 pp. $17.95 This breezy, fast-paced book tells the story of some of the Pine Tree State’s most creative inventors, whose products included an early diving suit, a better paper bag, the zig zag sewing machine, earmuffs, the prototype for an elevator, and more. Lots of great stories for cocktail conversations.
The Recorder - Book Bag: ‘The Human Zoo’ by Sabina Murray; ‘Hector Fox and the Giant Quest’ by Astrid Sheckels
Hector Fox and the Giant Quest By Astrid Sheckels; Islandport Press When it comes to kids’ books, it’s hard to go wrong with anthropomorphic animals. Couple that with some lustrous illustrations of woods and fields, add in an adventure, and you’ve got a potential winner. “Hector Fox and the Giant Quest,” by Greenfield artist and children’s writer Astrid Sheckels, checks all those boxes.
Book Bag: ‘The Human Zoo’ by Sabina Murray; ‘Hector Fox and the Giant Quest’ by Astrid Sheckels
The Human Zoo By Sabina Murray; Grove Atlantic Press Sabina Murray’s previous novel, the New York Times Notable Book “Valiant Gentlemen,” was an ambitious and meaty historical novel about Roger Casement and Herbert Ward, former African explorers from late 19th- and early 20th-century England whose friendship shattered over the issue of Irish nationalism.
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