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First Posted: 05/25/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:55 PM ET

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Tacoma Weekly:

Normally, to "cook the books" is a bad thing, but not this April Fools' Day when University of Puget Sound's (UPS) Collins Memorial Library celebrates the marriage of reading and eating at the library's fourth annual Edible Books Festival.

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Normally, to "cook the books" is a bad thing, but not this April Fools' Day when University of Puget Sound's (UPS) Collins Memorial Library celebrates the marriage of reading and eating at the library...
Normally, to "cook the books" is a bad thing, but not this April Fools' Day when University of Puget Sound's (UPS) Collins Memorial Library celebrates the marriage of reading and eating at the library...
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