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    Readers write: Washington town is choral central, and value of tiny books through the ages

    Jan 05, 2019 1 minute
    Recently published tiny books by young adult author John Green fit in the palm of a hand. Publishers are waiting to see if the small, horizontal format will have as much success in the US as it has had in Europe.

    Washington town is choral central, says one reader

    I was thrilled to read the Oct. 22 Heart of the News article “How choirs build community.” Until recently, I lived in

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