A great novel is a kind of conversion experience. We come away from it changed. — Katherine Paterson, Gates of Excellence
Don’t judge a book by its cover.
Or, in this case, don’t judge a book by its author …
An author by his book?
You decide.
The book: The Education of Little Tree
It’s the 1930s, and the Depression permeates rural Appalachia. Orphaned after his mother’s death, a young boy begins to spin the tale of his adoption by Cherokee grandparents who welcome him into their humble mountain home …
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Winnie Nielsen says: You names some great tripper uppers for all of here! Thanks for this cute reminder!!
Winnie Nielsen says: Oops, I see where I touched the wrong IPad key and wrote names instead of named!! It is so easy to make mistakes!!
Thanks. The children are in school which helps me remember the grammar rules. This is really cute.
Jan Culton says: THANK YOU!!! I wonder if there’s a way to get this information to every sports broadcaster in the nation? They are the WORST!!
Love your magazine, and enjoy checking in on-line in between. Good job on the grammar reminder.
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Here’s how:
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I just love this photo with a sort of prairie Americana look! It seems so friendly and homespun in a world of plastic red/white/blue stuff for sale.