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Here it is at last: The long-awaited much-ANTicipated sequel and companion book to "Histrees - Boabgraphies." This time, Jill has branched out from the boabs to become obsessed with anthills and their inhabitANTS, especially the amazing termite structures built in northern Australia. She has been pretending to be a Myr-mecologist, which is a person who studies ants, not murmuring. Even the most amanteur of antomologists will be offended that I have included termites, otherwise known as white ants, under the heading of ants. That is because these creatures are not actually any kind of ant, but their anciant group of insects is most closely related to cockroaches. (Do I hear a united "Yuuuukk?") But let's face it, it is more difficult to make puns with the word 'termite.'

The coronavirus pandemic dramatically arrived on the scene of 2020. In just a few months, the world experienced changes that would soon shape daily movement. Countries mandated lockdowns. Travel bans were imposed. Frontline workers across the globe were working to keep others safe and keep themselves alive.In the midst of all the changes and daily briefings were students. Students from every walk of life who found suddenly themselves studying at home. Some with parents who found themselves more deeply involved in their children''s education than before. And, then, there were the students. Socially distanced from their classmates, the lives of students were transformed.West Village Academy in Detroit, Michigan, experienced a shift. Here are the stories of some of their students. Students with hopes. Students with dreams. Students who persevere in the face of a changing education landscape. Students determined to "emerge from the curve" from a pandemic.