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Devoted Kindler I am but some pages need to be touched and turned.
These are my top 10 books for gifting this season:
1. Jon Klassen’s Hatbox [12] Actions have consequences, something best learnt early by this talented illustrator and storyteller.
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2. Tanya Marcuse Fallen /Fruitless/ Woven [13] [13]Turning seasonal transformations of growth and decay [14] into art is an art.
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3. Book IV Jacobsen Architecture: Twelve Houses Hugh and Simon Jacobsen 2007-2019 [15] Iconic Georgetown modernists' latest work.
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4. Patrick Sutton Storied Interiors [16] Timeless luxury for our best spaces [17].
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5. Face It Debbie Harry [18]Rocking The Anthem turned her into my spirit animal.
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6. The Wine Table Vickie Reh [19] Chef, sommelier and local authority on great pairings.
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7. The Book of Symbols: Reflections on Archetypal Images [20] Our hidden dimensions of meaning explored.
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8. Steve McCurry Animals [21] Great photographer capturing the magic between species.
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9. The REACH: The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Steven Holl [22] Architects [22]Brilliant design now accessible in our own backyard [23].
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10. The Photographs of Joan Leigh Fermor Artist and Lover by Ian Collins [24] How I want to fall in love with Greece.
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