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The Simple Privilege of Resettling to a Small Town

October 8, 2019/No Comments

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A big city journalist follows through on a “crazy” idea of moving to a place where adults are satisfied, children have support, and people look out for each other. Julianne Couch compares Christopher Ingraham’s book If You Lived Here You’d be Home By Now to her own choice to live in a small town.

By Julianne Couch


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