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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Coming Soon…June!
May has a been a bit quiet over here, mainly because I was busy packing up everything I own and moving across state lines. Now that I am safely established in my new home, have unpacked the books I actually … Continue reading
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Pantaloon
Pantaloon by Kathryn Jackson The original version is linked on the left. The shiny new reissue is linked on the right. Source of Miscellany: A gift from my nostalgic mother. She fondly remembered this story of a poodle turned … Continue reading
The Quail Club
Source of Miscellany: My drafts file. I wrote this up shortly after I wrote up The Gold-Threaded Dress but never got a chance to post it. Why this book? I am teaching The Gold-Thread Dress as part of my immigration … Continue reading
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Alligators All Around
Alligators All Around by Maurice Sendak Source of Miscellany: I used to live around the corner from this rather fabulous museum, the Rosenbach. They house a collection of rare books and manuscripts as well as antiques, silver, drawings and prints. … Continue reading
The 13 Clocks
The 13 Clocks by James Thurber Source of Miscellany: This was a gift from my twelfth grade English teacher, who has known me since I was two. As you can imagine there are pros and cons to this situation. On … Continue reading
Confessions of the Sullivan Sisters
Confessions Of The Sullivan Sisters by Natalie Standiford Source of Miscellany: I checked this out of the library after seeing it reviewed on another blog. I’m so sorry fellow blogger that I can’t remember which one you are! Why this … Continue reading
Happy Little Family
Happy Little Family by Rebecca Caudill Source of Miscellany: This is one I’ve owned for years. I think I bought it for myself after liking it as a child. It was unavailable for awhile, but now appears to be readily … Continue reading
May Miscellany
Various things are afoot that have led me to the conclusion that May will be a mish-mosh, a mixed up month, thoroughly without theme. Unless you count mostly-things-I-own-plus-a-few-final-library-books-and-oh-yeah-maybe-some-reviews-I’ve-had-ready as a theme. So pop in often. You never know what you’re … Continue reading
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