Joan Martin is a journalist for the Baytown Sun, specializing in local news and book reviews. With a passion for literature and storytelling, Joan provides insightful and engaging reviews of various books, while also covering local events and stories that impact the Baytown community.
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Baytown, Texas, United States (Local)
Joan Martin's writing primarily focuses on book reviews, with a significant portion of articles dedicated to house & home-related topics. If you are looking to reach out for potential coverage or contributions, consider offering books that align with her review preferences and also pitch ideas related to house & home themes such as interior design, DIY projects, or family activities that tie into the literary world.
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When one feels exhausted, I recommend a brisk walk. Breathe deeply through your nose, hold it for 10 seconds, breathe out through your mouth. Listen for unusual sounds.
by Suzanne Kelman,
President Biden’s wife is usually introduced as Dr. Jill Biden. One reporter objected to her claiming the “doctor” title.
by Kristin Hannah, Random House, 2002
Do we inflict damage on people by treating them as inferior?
by Ruth Lercher Bornstein, Published by Marshall Cavendish Corporation, 2002
Many adults say they used to love to read, but don’t seem to find the time nor the inclination to read anymore. A book can just lie there by your
Mattie, widowed daughter-in-law, and Mama Toot find a strange woman so soundly sleeping on Artie’s grave. They don’t wake her when they carry her to the house.
by Esme Raji Codell, Algonquin Books, 1999
The summer is more than half over and if you have kids, consider making them do some very personal writing. Oh yes, they will pitch a fit.
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