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exchangemagazine com - February 25, 2021 | Thursday Edition

exchangemagazine com - February 25, 2021 | Thursday Edition
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Fiction Preview: Special 204 - The People s Friend

Fiction Preview: Special 204 Here’s a look at the fiction that’s inside . . . The opener Our opening story is “As Time Goes By”, by Lynda Franklin. As children, Ruthie and Paul were close. Does getting older really mean growing apart? Find out in this romantic Valentine’s story, illustrated for us by Mandy Dixon. Suzie can’t stop thinking about a pair of shoes, even though they’re not to her usual taste. It’s time to try something new in “If The Shoe Fits”, by Patsy Collins. A grandmother wants to see her grandson putting down roots in our next perceptive short story.

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Lee Boyd Malvo Fast Facts

Lee Boyd Malvo Fast Facts CNN 3/2/2021 CNN Editorial Research © DAVIS TURNER/AFP/Getty Images VIRGINIA BEACH: Lee Boyd Malvo (C) is escorted by deputies as he is brought into court to be identified by a witness during the murder trial for sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad at the Virginia Beach Circuit Court 22 October, 2003, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. (DAVIS TURNER/AFP/Getty Images) Here s a look at the life of convicted DC-area sniper Lee Boyd Malvo. Personal Birth place: Kingston, Jamaica Father: Leslie Malvo Other Facts In the Fairfax County, Virginia, trial, Malvo used an insanity defense, alleging that John Allen Muhammad had brainwashed him into committing murder.

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Fiction Sneak Peek: January 23, 2021 Issue - The People s Friend

Fiction Sneak Peek: January 23, 2021 Issue By Our Opening story this week is “Doctor’s Orders”, by Katie Ashmore. Set in the 1870s, an intriguing case requires Inspector John Mountson to work together with lady Doctor, Ellen Fordsby. With an atmospheric illustration by Jim Dewar (above). “Fred And Ginger” by Christine Bryant is next. Olivia’s new cat and her young neighbour, Fred Bunting, both have the happy knack of bringing people together! Martin Baines’ cheerful illustration is just the ticket for this feel-good story. An American couple are in Scotland on a voyage of discovery – the only drawback, unsurprisingly, being the weather! “Back To Your Roots” is by Alison Carter.

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