Because I just got home from a Town Council meeting and would rather read than run up and down stairs collecting books to photograph, here‘s all the #J titles from my home library of actual print books. (I‘m sure I have some ebooks too, like Jude the Obscure comes to mind.) #30Junebooks @howjessreads
pickThis story starts out at Christmastime, when Jack and Jill (best friends who are teenagers) get into a pretty horrible sledding accident and are bed-ridden for months. Not a ton of stuff happens, but we see how the kids get along as they‘re healing. Yes, it‘s full of morals and lessons but is that really so bad to read about when morals are becoming harder and harder to find these days? I liked reading about the sweet innocence of these kids.
Headed outside to enjoy the spring weather while reading today!
Decided my FB page needed a new header photo. But had to pull out both the French and English scrabbles to come up with two Ks!! Funny how much more the K is worth in French. 🙂
#readjanuary day 8: #bookswithapropername. Turns out a lot of my old classics have #titleswithaproper name.
Jack and Jill: A Village Story | 
