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Baltimore author and illustrator Joyce Hesselberth

Baltimore author and illustrator Joyce Hesselberth has a NEW book… and it's perfect for the pint-sized naturalists in your life!⠀
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Joyce, the award-winning creator of Mapping Sam and Pitter Pattern, introduces young readers to everything there is to know about trees in Beatrice Was a Tree. This gorgeously illustrated informational picture book is an exceptional choice for your home library and a beautiful gift!⠀
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"When it's time to go to bed, Beatrice imagines how much fun it would be to stay outside with the trees all night long. If she were a tree, she would have a trunk and branches and lots of leaves. Her roots would reach deep. She would catch the morning sun with her limbs and cradle a bird's nest in her branches. And when the air turned crisp, Beatrice would wait patiently for spring."⠀

Enjoy Beatrice Was a Tree 'al fresco' at The Ivy Bookshop's new StoryTrail! The trail debuts this Sunday, June 20th at 2 PM. Picnic in the gardens, play lawn games, and experience the StoryWalk® for yourself at this launch party. You can even preorder a signed copy of the book to take home with you.⠀
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Learn more about Joyce on her website: www.joycehesselberth.com.

QUESTION: So, how do you do it? Whether caring for

QUESTION: So, how do you do it? Whether caring for children or aging parents, women are predominantly the ones juggling caregiving and career. What's your story? How do you do it?⠀
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#WomensDailyPost #WDPThoughts #WomenSupportingWomen

Packing the kids up for camp -- and wishing you co

Packing the kids up for camp -- and wishing you could also go off for long afternoons of art and creative experimenting? @SocialStudioBaltimore wants YOU to have that same, carefree crafty fun!⠀
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Created by local mom Genie Arnot, Social Studio in Roland Park is a place for art excellence – the place to explore, engage, express, expand, exchange, and empower.⠀
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Sign up for their Adult Summer Camp and play with rag weaving, felting, metal embossing, sculpture, jewelry making, painting and printing. They are offering three summer Saturday sessions (6.19, 7.17, 8.21). $300 for all three. Materials provided.⠀
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Learn more and register at socialstudioart.com.⠀
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If you try it, tell us about it! Or if you've taken a class with Social Studio before, tell us about that, too!⠀
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#WomensDailyPost #WDPTryIt

TOMORROW! @BitsandBobsBaltimore is "popping-up" at

TOMORROW! @BitsandBobsBaltimore is "popping-up" at Whitehall Mill. We love how founders Julie Linz and Susan Faint have curated such a unique group of local makers and businesses. Saturday's market features 32 local makers AND all of the locally-owned food businesses that call Whitehall Mill home. The event is safe and socially responsible. Be sure to bring your mask for parts of the market that are indoors - - Baltimore City still requires masks indoors.⠀
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The market runs from 10 AM - 2 PM. Peek at the vendors and learn more about Bits and Bobs on their Facebook and Instagram pages.⠀
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#WomensDailyPost #WDPFaves

This week, we're crushing on Lynne Kahn, Founder a

This week, we're crushing on Lynne Kahn, Founder and Executive Director of Baltimore Hunger Project.⠀
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After years of providing thousands of lunches to homeless women and children from her garage and giving back to Baltimore in varying other ways, Lynne realized that solving poverty is complex, but feeding children is not. With dedicated volunteers, Baltimore Hunger Project (BHP) has been keeping kids full and in the classroom since November 2014.⠀
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Read our interview with Lynne in this week's newsletter! It comes out tomorrow (on Friday) -- so be sure to subscribe NOW! Link in bio.⠀
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#WomensDailyPost #WDPCrush

Looking for a great new restaurant to try or dish

Looking for a great new restaurant to try or dish for take-out? Make sure you're subscribing to Charm City Cook's FREE (and ad-free!) newsletter. Amy Langrehr (aka Charm City Cook) created the newsletter as a way of supporting the struggling restaurant community during the pandemic. Each week, she shares news, specials, and more. It's our secret to knowing where and what to eat!⠀
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Sign-up through the Charm City Cook website. The email comes out each weekend!⠀
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#WomensDailyPost #WDPFinds

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