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Four Summer Reads for a Good Cause

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By Lisa Williams, Fredrik Backman
| Wilmington Magazine Verified
Visit cfliteracy.org Written By: Lisa Williams Cape Fear Literacy Council helps more than 500 adults each year through free, individualized and confidential instruction in reading, math, digital literacy, English language learning and citizenship. Through its programs and community outreach, the nonprofit also works to foster a love of books and reading across the region.
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Kangaroo Named After Kenny Chesney Escapes in Wisconsin—and an Entire Town Brings Him Home

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By Lisa Williams
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 23: Kangaroo Island kangaroos are seen during an early morning feeding session at the Nura Diya Australia exhibit at Taronga Zoo Sydney on October 23, 2025 in Sydney, Australia. World Kangaroo Day, held on October 24 each year, celebrates Australia's most iconic animal while raising awareness about the welfare of kangaroos and issues surrounding their conservation and treatment in the wild.
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Uncanny, curious and awesome: an expert in psychology breaks down what we feel in the face of Ron Mueck’s sculptures

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By Lisa Williams
| The Conversation Verified
I recently experienced Ron Mueck: Encounter at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. I have no training in art appreciation or history, and I went with minimal prior knowledge about Mueck’s work or the pieces in the exhibit. I had, however, heard his works are psychologically evocative. So I approached the experience with an open mind, and a social psychologist’s inquisitiveness. If I had to choose three words to capture my naive experience, they would be uncanny, curious and awesome. I’ll explain.
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