...once a week poetry treat for the young and the young at heart...
That picture says it all, Bridget. What a great compliment to Laura and her book. Love your poem about it - perfect!
Thanks, Violet! Maureen loved the book - at the expense of her warm meal. =)
LOVE!
Thanks, Michelle! =)
Wonderful compliment, Bridget. It is a wonder of a book!
Thanks, Linda! And thanks for sharing the love on Facebook. =)
Oh, my heart!
Thank you, Laura, for writing a book that makes a young girl late for dinner. =)
Bridget, this TOTALLY made my day. Give Mo a hug from me.
Lovely compliments for Laura (both the photo and the poem!).
Thanks, Tabatha! My girl had a hard time putting Laura's book down.
My son also disappeared under his covers, not emerging until he had devoured each perfect line. :-)
Your son has good taste, too, Brenda! =)
And now, all these comments make me want to dive under the covers (cloudy and cool today) to devour this book.
You must, Ramona! You will not regret it. =)
Mo has good taste! (And hopefully a mom who is willing to reheat her dinner when she closes the book with a satisfied sigh...)
Thanks, Mary Lee! Yep, this mama knows that a good book can't be rushed and dinner can always be reheated in the microwave. =)
Love the term Fan Girl. I can see that Mo is fascinated with the book. Love seeing active readers!
Thank you, Carol! My girl is an active reader if there ever was one! Her nose is always in a book...and I am always swooning. =)
Oh, this so reminds me of me when I was that age! I could forgo human contact and sustenance for days for time in a good book! I love seeing kids that engaged. Thanks for sharing this. It is beautiful to see.
Thank you, Donna! If only we adults had time to "forgo human contact and sustenance" because we are so engrossed in a book. =)
That picture says it all, Bridget. What a great compliment to Laura and her book. Love your poem about it - perfect!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Violet! Maureen loved the book - at the expense of her warm meal. =)
DeleteLOVE!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michelle! =)
DeleteWonderful compliment, Bridget. It is a wonder of a book!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda! And thanks for sharing the love on Facebook. =)
DeleteOh, my heart!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Laura, for writing a book that makes a young girl late for dinner. =)
DeleteBridget, this TOTALLY made my day. Give Mo a hug from me.
DeleteLovely compliments for Laura (both the photo and the poem!).
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tabatha! My girl had a hard time putting Laura's book down.
DeleteMy son also disappeared under his covers, not emerging until he had devoured each perfect line. :-)
ReplyDeleteYour son has good taste, too, Brenda! =)
DeleteAnd now, all these comments make me want to dive under the covers (cloudy and cool today) to devour this book.
ReplyDeleteYou must, Ramona! You will not regret it. =)
DeleteMo has good taste! (And hopefully a mom who is willing to reheat her dinner when she closes the book with a satisfied sigh...)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mary Lee! Yep, this mama knows that a good book can't be rushed and dinner can always be reheated in the microwave. =)
DeleteLove the term Fan Girl. I can see that Mo is fascinated with the book. Love seeing active readers!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carol! My girl is an active reader if there ever was one! Her nose is always in a book...and I am always swooning. =)
DeleteOh, this so reminds me of me when I was that age! I could forgo human contact and sustenance for days for time in a good book! I love seeing kids that engaged. Thanks for sharing this. It is beautiful to see.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Donna! If only we adults had time to "forgo human contact and sustenance" because we are so engrossed in a book. =)
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