So Long, Farewell!
Well, dear readers, today is the day we call it a wrap on the Ohrstrom Library Blog. We could quote Douglas Adams (“So long, and thanks for all the fish!”), but that doesn’t quite sum up all of our feelings … Continued
Congratulations to the Form of 2026!
Graduation is a special day, rich with tradition. At St. Paul’s School, we know all about tradition! But at the same time, it celebrates growth, change, and new adventures. This Sunday, when our Sixth Formers officially become Alumni/ae, they will … Continued
What Is Healing Fiction?
What is healing fiction?? Healing fiction, or “K-healing”, is a popular, feel-good literary genre originating from Korea and Japan that focuses on ordinary characters overcoming emotional struggles like loneliness, grief, and burnout. These cozy, heartwarming stories often feature gentle, slow-paced … Continued
The Flood of 2006
It has been raining all week, which is reminding us of the big “Mother’s Day Flood”. Don’t worry, we are not getting that much rain, but twenty years ago was a different story. In May 2006, the Concord area saw … Continued
AAPI Graphic Novels
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Island (AAPI) Month, Ms. Yarborough writes: “In 2025, the Pulitzer Prize for Memoir was won by Tessa Hulls for her graphic novel, Feeding Ghosts. The graphic novel is described on the Pulitzer’s website … Continued