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"Don't read this one at bedtime on a work night ... you won't be able to put it down!" -Susan, Amazon review
See what's got readers everywhere rating this book 5 stars on Amazon and Goodreads. Pick up your copy today!
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@katieemorann How about this woman spreading kindness through free haircuts and connecting people who need help with those who can provide it? She’s even trying to instate national kindness month - already accomplished it in Massachusetts! https://t.co/e4sAWu3yaA
Today: GBH's @jersiegel and @KadilakWrites of the Burlington Buzz; @ArthurCaplan on COVID lab leak theory: @CKummer discusses end of COVID SNAP benefits; @Esqueer_ covers pushes to roll back trans rights. @nwquah podcast critic for @vulture discusses his favorite podcasts of 2023
Local news outlets are closing at a much faster rate than new ones are opening, but people like @KadilakWrites are trying to fill the void.
On top of her education day job, caring for her kids at home and self-publishing a novel, Kadilak created the @burlingtonbuzz one year ago.
Now with more than 1,000 subscribers, the online publication covers local government and current events in the community.
@KadilakWrites started the @burlingtonbuzz by writing Facebook posts every day and sharing them to local resident Facebook groups.
@KadilakWrites to @GBHNews's @jersiegel: "It's important for people to know who their neighbors are, to know who's representing them at the local level and at the state level, to know what kind of voice they have." https://t.co/xZ0aORkEVN
Aside from writing books and being an educator and mom, I run a little news publication @burlingtonbuzz. Here’s me talking about it on WGBH/NPR today with @jersiegel. Amazing job painting a very hopeful picture of local news! https://t.co/tYNxWQgZ36
Do you want to self-publish your novel? Check out my new column in the writing cooperative for some questions to ask yourself before you get started. https://t.co/R9yz3biHYl #myselfpublife
Absolutely unacceptable for a company with a 2.29 trillion dollar market cap to pull this nonsense, especially with customers that have given your company tens of thousands of dollars over the course of the last two decades. You don’t need my $70.
Ok @Apple Let me get this straight. My 9yo can download an app restricted to ages 17+ that costs SEVENTY DOLLARS. I can recognize the problem within hours and bring it to your attention, and you’re going to keep my money? That’s downright predatory.
This an app that costs $69.99. It is clearly labeled 17+. My kid has a minor account. A similar app for ages 14+ was downloaded at the same time for $49.99 and refunded no problem. Yet there’s no escalation pathway and no rationale for refunding one and not the other.