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Review: Poison Study by Maria V. Snyder
Poison Study by Maria V. Snyder
Series: Study #1
Published by Mira Books
Published on: March 1 2007
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult
Pages: 416
Format: Paperback
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Choose: A quick death…Or slow poison...
About to be executed for murder, Yelena is offered an extraordinary reprieve. She'll eat the best meals, have rooms in the palace—and risk assassination by anyone trying to kill the Commander of Ixia.
And so Yelena chooses to become a food taster. But the chief of security, leaving nothing to chance, deliberately feeds her Butterfly's Dust—and only by appearing for her daily antidote will she delay an agonizing death from the poison.
As Yelena tries to escape her new dilemma, disasters keep mounting. Rebels plot to seize Ixia and Yelena develops magical powers she can't control. Her life is threatened again and choices must be made. But this time the outcomes aren't so clear...
I've been wanting to reread this series for like two years. No lie.
It's been 6 or 8 years since the last time I read it, and I remembered really liking it, but not much else. But guess what? NEW BOOK! So yeah, just prior to the release of Shadow Study seemed like an excellent time to get my reread on, and guys . . . it was even better than I remembered it.
That. Has. NEVER. Happened.
Yelena, a self-confessed murderer is spared from hanging when the Commander of the military governed nation she lives in needs a new food taster. The last one died of . . . poisoning. Go figure.
Valek, the head of the Commander's security offers her the position, and when she accepts Yelena discovers that he will also be responsible for her training, BUT . . . his training methods can best be described as . . . trial by fire. I believe he says something like, "if you can survive this, nothing else will accidentally kill you, and you won't be a waste of my valuable time and effort," just before dosing her with the moste potente poison (<-----HA! HP reference!) he has available. Nice guy, that Valek . . . But Yelena is both stronger and smarter than she appears, and she not only survives the poisoning, but thrives under Valek's tutelage. And if that was all there was, well . . . that would be boring. But that's not all. Yelena has secrets. Like the reason why she killed the only son of her benefactor, one of the eight Generals directly under the Commander in rank. A General who is distinctly unhappy about her avoiding the noose. Yelena is also unsurprisingly world-weary. BUT. Despite her best efforts, she's unable to snuff out the fragile flame of hope that burns inside of her. Hope for a better life. Hope for someone to trust. Hope for something as simple, yet, previously, as unattainable as a friend. In Poison Study, you grow with Yelena as she grows, begin to trust as she trusts, feel the bitter disappointment of betrayal when she is betrayed, and barely dare to allow yourself to hope as something more than friendship begins to blossom.
Don't ask me with whom, b/c I won't tell you, but it is . . . lovely.
She picks up a few allies along the way as well, and a pair of soldiers in particular, Janco and Ari, are simply fantastic. Ari adopts the role of protective older brother, while Janco fills the prankster brother position exceptionally well, and you feel that in your gut too, b/c Yelena is an orphan.
And all of this is happening within the unfolding mystery that's detailed quite nicely in the blurb, so I won't rehash it.
On the surface, Poison Study probably looks a lot like every other YA fantasy out there, and it admittedly doesn't stray far from the standard and acceptable elements. But Snyder has created a world with characters who make you FEEL what they FEEL, who you want to triumph, and fear for when failure seems imminent. I've never denied being a character-driven reader, and Poison Study is a marvelous example of the kind of book that really, really makes me happy. Highly recommended.
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I don't reread books like a lot of you do..lol. I got to many books not read. 🙂 I have always thought about trying this series but I haven't, maybe I should put it on my pile. 🙂
Hi Jess, I have missed your reviews so much! I recently posted a picture of unread first books on Instagram and it came back with a resounding vote: read Poison Study! So it was great to hear a bit about it. I love the sound of Yelena and the growth of her character, definitely going to pick this up some time. Thanks for the review!
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This is one of my favorite re-reads. Whenever I seem to be in a reading slump I grab this series to help get out of it.
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Since ever I have wanted to read this series, but for some unknown reason I haven't read it. I have Shadow Study, I haven't read it yet…. when I requested it I thought it was a new/different series. Now I wonder if I have to read previous three books before reading it or if it will work well as a stand alone.
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This is a popular series, I've seen it on a few blogs but haven't read it yet. It's pretty great that you enjoyed it even more the second time around. I like that the heroine grows throughout the book and the mystery aspect. I'll have to check these out, I haven't read any fantasy books in a while. Great review Jessica!
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I read the first two books in this series, but never the last one! I need to catch up before Shadow Study comes out! I agree that this book could sound like a typical YA fantasy, but it definitely stands out!
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Yay! I love this series! I am so gald you read and loved it too Jessica!
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I've been meaning to start this series for quite a while since I loved her Healer series, and now seeing how you loved this book even more in the re-read? I must push it up on the reading pile for sure!
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I have this one (not sure why) but it is in my jar. I hope to pull it out this year 🙂
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Wow, can you believe I read Poison Study a few years ago and NEVER read the rest of the series?? I remember loving it so I am not sure what happened. I am thinking that I will read it again and then read the rest of the series. 🙂
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Glad you finally got to read it. I find ebooks tend to get lost in my kindle. LOL Happy reading.
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From the summary I didn't expect the book to be so good! Your review definitely convinced me, awesome review, Jessica!
Oh yes I did read this one and the second one years ago. I don't remember the story I confess but I remember loving it. It's a good start right? In any case I'm glad you had a good time. I have book 3 so maybe one day. I saw the 4th but my friend told me there was a spin off series and all so I don't know if we can read (book 4) it before…
I have long wanted to read this series, and I had no idea this was another book in this series, I thought it was for her newer series. It isn't often that you can go back and reread and find the books hold up. I willl have to check these out sooner than late.r
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I love fantasy and this sounds like a great story! I need to add this to my TBR. Great review 🙂
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I love, love, LOVE this series. And am so excited for a new addition to come out. Can't wait!!! And great review btw!
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We're in agreement about how amazing this series was upon re-reading! Kinda expected it to disappoint, tbh – but it rocked my socks off. Playing manhunt in the forest as a training exercise <— still one of my favourite training scenes in fantasy. Ari and Janco are everything…I want a spin-off series about them SO BADLY. I'm also loving the revamped cover artwork for this series – looks like it matches the artwork for Shadow Study!
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I'm so excited that this series has new book, YAY! I listened to first three books a long time ago, and I loved, loved the first and second book, I didn't enjoy Fire Study as much as the first two books, but I think I was looking for a lot more romance in my listens back then. I think that if do a re-listen (which I will) I probably enjoy it a lot more now that my taste has changed.
I totally agree with your review, this is a great YA fantasy novel.
Well said! 🙂
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I am too scared to re-read cos I loved book 1, book 2 was ok and hated book 3
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*runs away with Valek because HE IS MINEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
Okay so with that out of the way we can get to the more important part, like the fact that you re-read the series and remembered how awesome it was! I read this one a couple years ago as well (but not as long ago as you did) and I still remember how much I loved it. If I had more time, I'd be re-reading the entire series but yeah.
I remember when I found out Shadow Study was coming out… I literally jumped up and down. I am so excited to readddddd it and to be reunited with one of my favorite ships in the world..
I am so glad that the re-reading experience was so great for you, hon! 🙂
Lovely review!!!
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I have all her books on my wishlist. I've read the Healer series and now I need to read them all. I've heard great things about this book and I'm glad you enjoyed these characters. It is what I enjoyed in the other series.
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This is a new to me author and series. Sounds like she is stronger than they expected. But the hey if the poison I just gave you doesn't kill you then you might be worth my time, aspect would just make me mad while reading it but make me want to read more. Thanks for the great review, you've made me want to read this too.
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I really enjoyed the first 3 books in the series and although I would love to re-read them, I probably won't. Did you feel like there was enough recap even though you didn't re-read the first 3? I am happy to hear you enjoyed this one and am looking forward to reading it!
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Oh man, I really need to go back and re-read this book too. It's been years, but I really loved it on my first read through. I'm excited to see what Snyder plans for the new addition to the series.
Poison Study sounds wonderful, Jessica. I, too, am rather fond of the character driven novel, and I'm really intrigued by Yelena and her life. I'm so happy that her story was even better the second time around! 😉 I'll add this series to my tbr.
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My SIL recommended this series to me so I got this book, but have I read it yet? Nope! Need to remedy that. Nice teaser review. 😉
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I've been wanting to read this book for a really long time! Your fantastic review has reinforced my desire to read it. So, off I go to look for the audio book. Because after the rubbish I've been reading lately, I seriously need a good book to convince me that my life doesn't suck! Great review Jessica! :]
I have heard good things about this series but I haven't read it yet. I think now I might like it since I am into more fantasy 🙂 Great review
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I adored Yelena as well. Haven't reread but def would be a candidate
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I have read this book a few years ago, and did not really like it, so I never read the rest of the series. It is still on my shelves though, and I am determined to try it again someday and hope to read the rest. Perhaps my mood is different this time.
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I love it when re-reads turn out even better than we remember! This one has been on my list for awhile, but I've never gotten around to it. I kept debating, wondering if it was worth my time. Your review makes me think that it IS definitely worth my time! Sounds a lot better than I thought! Great review! Thanks for sharing!
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I really liked this series, though it got a little…odd near the end. I can't even imagine being a food tester, though I bet it's better than dying (until you, well, die from poisoning).
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I love how much you love this book. It was one of my favorite series and I am so excited that Snyder decided to open that book series back up! I think the Study series is just one of those books that doesn't necessarily have that one big thing but it is deeply and immensely satisfying nonetheless.
I need to reread this series before picking up the fourth book.
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I enjoyed this series! I don't read much YA, but one where the protagonist is a strong female being trained as a poisoner? I couldn't resist.
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Fully equipped, comfortable seafront cottage, 2 houses fully equipped in two levels, on 3 acres of land, planted with orchards, vines and flowers. A peaceful place in the countryside, ideal for families with children, groups of friends up to 13 guests in a comfortable way or anyone who wants a quiet base to explore Athens and Evia or just to relax. The main house is on a gentle rise, 50m from the sea, with panoramic views of the sea, the island opposite and the surrounding mountains. Just below ,almost at the grounds level the second house recently reconstructed with big windows around in each room. There are places to eat, swim, or go out at night nearby. The large cool & inviting verandas are an ideal place to spend time, watch the sunset, chat or play table tennis. In winter you can sit in front of a fire and watch the clouds over the water. On arrival you immediately feel a sense of relaxation, yet have easy access to any city activity or convenience. Just outside the garden gate is a rocky beach, ideal for private swimming in a clean environment, where the sun sets into the sea. Nearby is a sandy beach with umbrellas, volleyball, beach bars and a play area for children.
My name is Dimitra Grous and I live in Athens. I work in a newspaper which is called Athens Voice and I am also a teacher of Argentinean Tango. I grew up in Chalkis and Alykes was our holiday house. I still like going there, as well as my parents, so that I can feel close to the sea and the nature and take care of the cottage.
Dimitra Grous purchased this cottage in 1980
The natural landscape with blue waters and the amazing sunset view. The garden area is the place to relax. fruits, vegetables, amacas, terraces, are there to make fill like holidays. 3000 square meters, a cozy house and our friendly smile will ensure a nice holiday for you
Our cottage can accommodate bigger groups up to 12-13 persons with many bedrooms and bathrooms. It will give you the opportunity to spend good time with your friends reserving though privacy and comfortableness in a cheaper for you way.
We made the arrangements to rent the house a year in advance. We wanted to organize our stay for two different consecutive situations: two weeks for our family (a total of 15 people including parents, children and grandchildren) and one week with friends (two couples and two singles). The house thoroughly fulfilled our expectations for both purposes. The property is warm, spacious, country-style and very well equipped. It is a sea front house located relatively close to the airport, far enough from crowded touristic places (about 10 Km away from Chalkis and 5 minutes from Drosia, two charming little villages). From the grape wine-covered front veranda, the scenery is just superb: it is splendid to have breakfast looking to the deep blue Mediterranean sea. The pleasant owners are available to comply requirements 24 hours a day.
We rented this wonderful house for five weeks and loved it. The house and garden are spacious. The veranda just lovely. The garden offering lemons, lime, figs, almonds and different herbs. We invited friends from home to come stay with us which was accepted by the owners. Queries was handled fast and friendly. Easy to make contact by sms, facebook and email.
The location was just perfect! A privet beach by the house, perfect for snorkling, other secluded beaches nearby or sunbeds and restaurants just 5 minutes away. Only an hour drive to Athens or 15min to Chalkida. Drosia offers restaurants, foodmarkets,cafés, butchers and a fishmarket.
We also enjoyed taking trips across Evia and up in the mountains. Delphi was exceptionally beautiful.
It was hard leaving, especially the two wonderful dogs who everybody came to love. We know you´'ll enjoy your stay here!
The Swedes.
My family enjoyed staying at this place very much. The house is spacious, well-equipped. There is a wonderful garden, barbecue area, children's playground in a large area around the house. It is very quiet around. We decided not to go to public beaches, we swam right in front of the house. The bottom is rocky, but that's not a problem if you use aqua shoes. The water in the bay is very clear. The owners provided us with detailed information about places of interest around, and were always in touch and very attentive to our needs.
If you want to spend your time far from the foreign crowds, this might be something for you. The moment you drive from the road along the rocky sea shore through the front gate, holiday feeling takes over. You will find yourself in a gorgeous garden with olive, palm and (delicious) fig trees, At the end of the lane, the lovely cottage (or rather two well equiped cottages) welcomes its guests.
We stayed for a week in august with the whole family (seven adults, four young children) and had a wonderful time. We just loved dining and relaxing on the shady terraces (what a beautiful sunset!) and swimming and snorkeling in the sea directly in front of the cottage (with swimming shoes). The kids enjoyed the brand new playground, the dogs stayed in their cages and were not a concern at all.
Far from the crowds does not mean in the middle of nowhere. Everything you might need you find in the village of Drosia (10 minutes driving distance). Some Greek highlights are within reach. Athens is one hour away, Delphi two (if you go, you should make a stop in the wonderful Hosios Loukas monastery). The isle of Evia is nearby, but bear in mind travelling the winding roads takes time.
We want to thank the hosts for their hospitality and help. You were lovely.
We visit this cottage second year in a row and we are planning to get there in 2016 as well. No matter do you want to spend some time with your friends or family, this is a great place to do that. The house is just great, it has all utilities that you need, location is fantastic, the beach is fabulous specially for small children. The price is right and Drosia is very nice location for quick one day trip to Athens, Delphi or to visit some islands. You can enjoy peace and quite of a village house and have some fun and see some new stuff at the same time.
The location of this cottage is perfect. Direct access to a lovely peaceful stretch of coast, a very short drive to a small town (Drosia) with all the facilities you could require, another 10 minutes and you are in Chalkida the principle city of the province of Evia with an array of beautiful shops and restaurants. There are very few foreign tourists in the area, and the local residents are exceptionally warm and friendly. From Chalkida you can catch the frequent rail service to Athens. Also within reasonable driving distance for a day trip are such delights as Delphi, Marathon, Agios Loukas and Thermopylae as well as the peaceful unspoilt island of Evia.
As well as sightseeing, you will want to budget some time for enjoying the cottage. Anyone who (like us) has a passion for sea swimming and snorkelling is in for a treat. The rocky coast outside the front gate offers safe access (with sea shoes) to the divinely clear, warm sea. Currents are gentle and sealife plentiful. There are also sandy bays within easy walking distance. The cottage is fantastically well equipped with everything you could need. There is plenty of opportunity for outdoor living with several beautiful shady terraces, an outdoor cooking area and hammocks. Lovely fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs abound in the garden and we enjoyed cooking with them. Three very friendly dogs live at the property, which was great though they are a little boisterous so if you have small kids you may want to speak to the owner about arrangements for the dogs.
Your hosts are a lovely family who are at pains to make your stay enjoyable. The owners drop in every other day to feed the dogs and water the garden, but will arrange a time with you and are very considerate of guests' privacy. Helpful information is provided regarding local restaurants and facilities.
Highlights of our visit (apart from the sea!) were Delphi, Ramnous (a beautiful unspoilt ancient acropolis by the sea - we were the only visitors at the huge and atmospheric site as it's a little off the beaten track) and a fabulous (and good value) spa day at Edipsos. And of course the wonderous city of Athens.
We would urge you to go and support tourism in Greece at present. The rumours you may have heard are nonsense. A great value holiday in Greece is still possible and you will be welcomed warmly by everyone you meet.
Located 80 km from Athens (one hour by car), and about 8 km from Chalkida, the capital of Evia Island. The nearest village with shops, Drosia, is 2 km away. Ideal for day trips to Athens, exploring Chalkida and Evia, nature walks, hiking Mount Dirfis, discovering delightful Aegean beaches or just staying put and relaxing. Chalkida is a friendly lively city with 80,000 inhabitants, a seafront promenade with cafes and restaurants, in a scenic location where the island of Evia is connected to the mainland by 2 bridges. Chalkida is well known for fresh seafood.
There are good public transport connections from Chalkida to Athens. Trains run hourly and buses every half an hour. A bus line passes the cottage every half an hour in the summer season, but a car is recommended for access to the house as it is in the countryside.
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Sep 11 2016 - May 31 2017
7 night minimum stay
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7 night minimum stay
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Rates may change according to the number of persons after communicating. For longer stays there are discounts. Winter rates do not include heating expenses.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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Classic Braised Cabbage
|2 Pound
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|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Wine vinegar
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Shred, or chop coarsely, the heart of the cabbage.
Keep the green outside leaves for a soup.
Fry, quickly, an onion in 1 tablespoonful of butter in a saucepan.
Add the shredded cabbage, mix well and moisten with vinegar and water.
Cover with a lid, and simmer over a gentle heat for 2 hours.
At the end of this time, the liquid should be almost completely gone.
Melt 1 tablespoonful of butter, stir in the flour, and dissolve it into the cabbage at the same time as the sugar.
Simmer for another 10 minutes, then serve.
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Serving size
Calories 168 Calories from Fat 56
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6 g9.8%
Saturated Fat 3.9 g19.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 16.1 mg5.4%
Sodium 43.7 mg1.8%
Total Carbohydrates 27 g8.9%
Dietary Fiber 6.4 g25.4%
Sugars 16.2 g
Protein 4 g7.5%
Vitamin A 8.2% Vitamin C 142.6%
Calcium 10.1% Iron 7.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Butterflies and moths don't lay eggs over winter so spring is your earliest opportunity to find a caterpillar. In the wild caterpillars have a very low survival rate so you'll be giving it a much better chance of living to cocoon stage and then becoming a beautiful butterfly or moth.
See the great outdoors from a height by taking to the branches in some of our best climbing trees, or trying out rock climbing and abseiling. If you'd rather keep your feet on the ground you can still enjoy the sights by climbing a huge hill (and rolling back down afterwards).
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Have a go at No. 32 on our list of 50 things to do before you're 11 ¾, and go hunting for frogspawn. This thick jelly appears in ponds and slow-moving streams in March, though it usually takes a further month for little tadpoles to appear.
The night sky is constantly changing, depending on the time of year and the time of night. Spring brings warmer weather and you don't need to stay out too late to see the stars, so it can be a great time for beginners and families to start stargazing – one of our 50 things to do before you're 11¾ activities.
You'll find miles of cycling paths at places we look after and some places also offer cycle hire. It's easy to arrive by bike too with over 150 places within a mile of a Sustrans National Cycle Network route. You can also see our places from a different kind of saddle by booking a horseback ride with Studland Stables in Dorset or the Cantref Riding Centre in the Brecon Beacons.
The snails are back, and from March onwards they will be appearing in a green space near you. They're raring to go, so this is a great time to have a go at No. 17 on your list of 50 things to do before you're 11 ¾. Search for snails among rocks and plants, then make your own race track out of pebbles or sticks. Lettuce can help to encourage competitors across the finish line.
This is a great way to engage all your senses when you're out on a walk. The garlicky smell is hard to miss and the pretty white flowers complete any woodland wandering. Be very careful if you're planning on eating this plant because it looks similar to lily of the valley, which is poisonous. The key difference between the two plants is that wild garlic always smells – yes, you guessed it – of garlic.
Nothing says spring like a new-born lamb. Go for a family walk in one of these lamb hotspots and see how many you can count.
Sometimes the most fun can be had by simply putting one foot in front of the other and seeing where the trail takes you. There are always adventures to be had along the way, like finding the best blade of grass to make a grass trumpet or a champion twig for playing pooh sticks. Add a map and compass for added adventure or why not try out geocaching.
Is there anything more inviting than the big blue sea on sunny spring day? We look after lots of brilliant beaches all around the UK coastline, so you're sure to find somewhere perfect for a dip.
Bring some colourful crafty fun to your Easter celebrations with the National Trust's how to video guides. Laura Shack will teach you how to use natural and recycled materials to make Easter baskets, naturally dyed Easter eggs and a bean bag Easter chick
Rockpooling is a great family activity best enjoyed from late spring until early autumn. Our ranger and rockpooling fan Kate Martin shares her top tips for a day out discovering the fascinating creatures found on our shores.
Follow willow tunnels or make your very own woodland den in our natural play areas. You can also splash along muddy trails, hang onto rope swings and hunt for treehouses and bug hotels. Here's our pick of the best natural play areas at our places.
Head outdoors and become a nature explorer and discover our hidden challenges. We have lots of activities to keep you busy all year round.


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Robbie Pfeffer sits on the couch at The Fixx Coffee Bar in Tempe on a recent Saturday night, talking about Tempe Starving Artist, the 'zine he launched in December 2009. TSA showcases the works of local creatives, from poetry and short stories to interviews with bands and black-and-white photo spreads of paintings. Many of the original paintings hang on the wall at The Fixx, where Pfeffer, 21, is a manager.
Since its debut, for which Pfeffer printed 100 copies, Tempe Starving Artist has grown to include color, and the print run for the latest issue was 1,200 copies. The free 'zine is distributed at more than 40 Valley locations, including spots like Revolver Records, Cartel Coffee Lab, and MADE Art Boutique.
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Appart'hôtel Odalys Bioparc offers residence accommodation in the 3rd Arrondissement area.
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- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-2 AM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply *
- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Free self parking
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- Extended parking
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In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Room service
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2008
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Breakage deposit: EUR 200 per stay
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Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 12 for adults and EUR 7 for children (approximately)
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The Borough Clerk is one of four statutory municipal positions required by New Jersey
State Law. The Borough (Municipal) Clerk's responsibilities as defined by New Jersey
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Secretary to the Mayor and Borough Council: Responsible for the following: preparing,
recording, processing, retaining the original copies, and when necessary advertising
meeting agendas, resolutions, ordinances, meeting notices, and municipal budgets;
administering oaths of office; acting as liaison to the public and correspondent
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Secretary to the Municipal Corporation: Responsible for: the municipal seal; maintaining
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Responsible for implementing the Borough's archives and records retention system
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