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Classic Children's Book Review: *Blueberries for Sal* by Robert McCloskey
Yes, this book has been around FOREVER, but please bear with me. I chose to review it because, 1. a great experience inspired me, and, 2. I may be able to introduce the book to readers (youngsters!)… more →
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April-June 2009 Lexicon Newsletter
lexiconlibrary wrote 1 month ago: Lexicon News and Announcements †Harvest Vineyard Fellowship Harvest Vineyard would like to welcome … more →
Reading McCloskey at Bedtime
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fayezie wrote 1 month ago: ahhh, I remind myself that we’ve been off the band wagon of reading from our collection of Ro … more →
Eight Orphan Ducklings
markov1089 wrote 2 months ago: This past April 29, my mother telephoned from Fort Myers. Earlier that day, she had heard a racket … more →
Two Childhood Favorites
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Margot wrote 6 months ago: This year I’m going back and reading some of the favorite books I loved as a child. I shared … more →
Burt Dow, Deep-Water Man (Picture Puffins)
itshhot wrote 9 months ago: Whenever Burt Dow, who lives in a snug little house on the Maine coast, sets out to sea, his pet gig … more →
Boomer Girl's first books
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boomergrl49 wrote 10 months ago: When I was a child, circa 1950s, we did not have cable television, cell phones, or computers. When I … more →
Classic Children's Book Review: *Blueberries for Sal* by Robert McCloskey
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Dawn wrote 11 months ago: Yes, this book has been around FOREVER, but please bear with me. I chose to review it because, 1. … more →
The Rainy-Day Book Club - Discovering Living Books
Robin Rivers wrote 1 year ago: When we first started talking about homeschooling our daughter, I started to read. I researched nea … more →
What Became Of The Likely Lads
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Emma wrote 1 year ago: I took care of Baby Delilah last week. Her parents are musicians, so I think they sing to her a lot … more →
Blueberries For Sal
gabblehatch wrote 1 year ago: By Robert McCloskey, 1948, 64 pages “Little Sal picked three berries and dropped them in her l … more →
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