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Lynn Rutan

Lynn Rutan

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Blogger, Bookends Blog

Holland

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Arts And Entertainment , Music , Fashion , Movies , Art , Television

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I'll take a run at anything and everything

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Total articles 96

  • Moving Day - for the House!

    By Lynn Rutan| Bookends Blog@ Lynn: I loved this interesting and inviting picture book about a very unusual subject – physically moving a house! Teri Roche Drobnick’s debut picture book, Moving Day (Margaret Ferguson/Holiday House, 2025), is based on a true event—moving the Englander House in San Francisco to a new location 6 blocks away. The practice was common in the early 1900’s and later. My best friend in childhood had a father whose business moved all sorts of buildings and I remember watching some of those.

    By Lynn Rutan · Bookends Blog

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Back with Chicken Pox!

    By Lynn Rutan| Bookends Blog@ Lynn:  Readers, I am back and so sorry for my absence! Life happens and I didn’t eke out time to write. But the books are still here to talk about and I hope to be a regular blogger again. Do any of you remember having Chicken Pox??? I have vivid itchy memories despite it being years since the event. My sister and I had them during Halloween which was a deeply felt tragedy in our young years.

    By Lynn Rutan · Bookends Blog

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Moving Day - for the House!

    By Lynn Rutan| Bookends Blog@ Lynn: I loved this interesting and inviting picture book about a very unusual subject – physically moving a house! Teri Roche Drobnick’s debut picture book, Moving Day (Margaret Ferguson/Holiday House, 2025), is based on a true event—moving the Englander House in San Francisco to a new location 6 blocks away. The practice was common in the early 1900’s and later. My best friend in childhood had a father whose business moved all sorts of buildings and I remember watching some of those.

    By Lynn Rutan · Bookends Blog

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Bookends Blog