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Jennifer Noonan

St. Louis
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How to Make Your Own Cornhole Set

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By Jennifer Noonan, Tom Scalisi
| Bob Vila
A cornhole tournament can be a blast. With everyone pairing up and competing to knock each other out of the bracket, there’s plenty of time for good-natured ribbing and awesome memories. Making your own cornhole set can be just as fun if approached with the same positive attitude. The following steps offer a quick, simple roadmap to build your own cornhole boards. While it’s not a difficult task, be sure to read all of the instructions before getting started, and then take it one step at a time.
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14 Ways to Make Your Small Yard Feel Bigger Original

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By Jennifer Noonan
| Bob Vila
You might think that keeping a small yard open and loosely planned would make it feel bigger, but the opposite is true. The key to a more spacious feeling is all in the organization. Define the spaces in your small yard and make their purposes clear. Delineate a dining or lounging area with a stone patio, or separate the play area from the dining area with plantings. All of a sudden, it looks like there’s so much more space.
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There’s a Crocodile on This Train!

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By Jennifer Noonan, Matthew Paul, Rebecca Gardyn
| School Library Journal Verified
PreS-Gr 2–A train full of animals on their morning commute faces an unexpected challenge when a giant crocodile boards, stretches across the entire car, and promptly falls asleep. Packed in with no room to move, the passengers hesitate to approach. Finally, the smallest rider, a brave chick named Peep, steps forward. Peep discovers that the crocodile, Victor, is not fearsome at all but shy and eager to help.
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