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I've lived in Fukushima since 2006. I have a website about Fukushima for kids. It's out of date now. I ran out of room & couldn't afford to level up. https://amylangekawamura.com 😊 she/her LGBTQ ally RAIDER MAYER WON'T GET PUSHED AROUND available now!

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1. This is a book of sci-fi stories by Ted Chiang. The book is called “Stories of Your Life and Others” My brother introduced me to the works of Ted Chiang. Isn't his writing fantastic?

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1. Thank you to Uri Shulevitz for such wonderful books. This past year, I chose his "Snow" for my library volunteer reading. (And yes, we had a lot of snow this past winter!) www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...

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Fukushima sweet bird

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Fukushima sky

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1. Part of me is like "Another Fukushima" I love Fukushima. Another part of me is trying to understand the article. Allison Macfarlane replaced Jaczko after he left NRC as chair. She's an expert. Although I wish she would say "TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi." cont. with more thoughts.

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1. This is a fantastic book. It's MG fiction. Stan (on left) and Elpidia (right) are kids who live in a town in the desert. Not much there. Elpidia dreams of getting a food truck, so she can leave. Stan is stuck, too, with a dad who is abusive.

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Fukushima sweet guy

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Fukushima icicles We've had rough weather, but it seems to have passed. But now the earthquakes have started up again. It may be earthquake season.

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1. Suzanne Kamata gave me this wonderful book by Sheila Athens. It's called "Neena Lee is Seeing Things." When this book begins, Neena Lee has just come out of a mental hospital. She went there because her brother had died, and she couldn't save him from his addiction.

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Fukushima orange baby

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Oh, gosh, I almost forgot! After four books, I try to do a last look at their covers, up close. “No Passengers Beyond This Point” Gennifer Choldenko “Samira Surfs” Rukhsanna Guidroz “The Stars Did Wander Darkling” Colin Meloy “Unbreakable” Richard Askwith

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The winds were very strong. If I had known it would be so windy, I wouldn't have gone out to take photos. BEFORE........................................AFTER

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Fukushima cargo train, other direction

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Fukushima cargo train

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Fukushima cloud behind Fukushima snow

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Fukushima tree

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1. “Unbreakable: The Countess, the Nazis and the World’s Most Dangerous Horse Race” by Richard Askwith. This non-fiction book is about a woman named Lata who competed in a horse race, back in the 1920's and thirties. The race was over jumps, through plowed fields--a dangerous race.

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