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Essential Reading According to Your Friendly Neighbourhood Urchins
Let’s take a look at what have officially and unofficially been deemed the most widely read books of all time. The Bible, the Harry Potter series, Stieg Larsson’s Millenium Trilogy, and the Twilight series. Of those four, we ourselves can … Continue reading
The Meaning of Life: Who Knows
By Sarah Jost It is a fool’s life, as they will find out when they get to the end of it, if not before. -Henry David Thoreau, Economy I’ve been pretty busy lately. Working, playing, sitting outside even when it’s … Continue reading
The Urchin Book Trunk
As we mentioned earlier, the Urchins are embarking on our first ever Urchin road trip. In preparation for our journey, we look to the interesting minds that have done it before us. Here it is – the Urchin Book Trunk! … Continue reading
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