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Skinny Dip with Cynthia Grady

December 1, 2016October 19, 2016 by Vicki Palmquist
Cynthia Grady
We visit with Cynthia Grady, author and librarian, at her home in New Mexico. She tells us her favorite childhood candy, the person she'd ask to meet her at a coffee shop, and much more.
Categories Skinny Dip Tags A Man Called Ove, and Books, Beatrix Potter, birth order, Cynthia Grady, Eerdmans, Fredrik Backman, I Lay My Stitches Down: Poems of American Slavery, Irish whiskey, large family, Letters, librarian, library, Like a Bird: The Art of the American Slave Song, Museum of Questionable Medical Devices, Neccos, picture book biography, popcorn, rabbits, Science Museum of Minnesota, Sidwell School, snack, War, Whirley-Pop Hand Crank Popping Machine, Write to Me: A Story of Friendship 9 Comments

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