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HAPPY HOLIDAYS |
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| The Geist Holiday Reading Guide | ||
Whatever your situation this holiday season, we've got your reading covered with the Geist Holiday Reading Guide. |
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If You're Snowed In
Make the most of bad weather with Edith Iglauer's Snowed In at the Sylvia, in which travellers take refuge from heavy snowfall in style. |
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If You Got That Sweater You Always Wanted
Check out Cowichan Sweater by Veronica Gaylie and learn what it takes to break in your new sweater—parties, hockey games, camping, cigarette burns and falling in love. |
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When your gifts don't live up to your expectations, treat yourself with a subscription to Geist! Subscriptions are only $21 and they last a whole year. Give yourself the gift of Geist today.
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If You're Sick of Your Family
Let the boiled ham, nosy neighbours and homemade chokecherry wine in Julia Vella's Home for the Hellidays remind you that it could always be worse. |
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If You're Looking For Someone To Blame
Read about a trip to the grave of Timothy Eaton, founder of Eaton's department store—and holiday shopping as we know it—in The Man Who Stole Christmas by Stephen Osborne. |
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Visit geist.com for more reading material to get you through the holidays. |
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NEWSLETTER BONUS | |
| Geist Advice: No. 59 | |
| “Remain calm. Be the cucumber in the room.” | |
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This week's piece of advice is from Geist reader Andrea Daniels. Email advice@geist.com with your own piece of advice.We'll select one pearl of wisdom to be featured in the Geist newsletter each week. | |