I played with miniature dolls as a kid so the idea of being able to make them come alive was next level for me!
I also loved The Little House on the Prairie books.
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I played with miniature dolls as a kid so the idea of being able to make them come alive was next level for me!
I also loved The Little House on the Prairie books.
Thanks for asking @BookmarkTavern !
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I have to pick one?! No, seriously....
I have so many. Tagged for starters, others listed here in no particular order....
Just As long as We're Together; Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret; The War with Grandpa; Matilda; Anastasia, Again; The Giver.
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pickI‘ve always enjoyed retellings, if that wasn‘t obvious enough already. But a series that combines all of childhood‘s most iconic characters? Yes, please! Book one of the “Guardians of Childhood” series introduces what may be the most famous childhood character in history, Nicholas St. North, or as we know him, Santa Claus, with a brand new twist to his origin story. #SantaClaus #NicholasSt.North #TheGuardiansofChildhoodSeries
Thriftbooks.com haul
These are the books that were missing from the series I got at the thrift store last week. Now all three series are complete 😊
When I was very young, I loved Dr. Seuss. Later I discovered the Little House books. In the middle I loved Stuart Little. #sundayfunday
Tagged
Pippi of course!
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This was my favorite book as a child, and the first one to really show me that books could take me to other places, worlds…
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This was the first book I ever bought with my own money. Shout out to the Scholastic Book Fair! ❤️ I saved up so much babysitting money, and I devoured this whole series.
The small, overlooked, seemingly meek creatures actually being courageous warriors capable of saving their communities? Yeah, I really needed that as a kid. ❤️
#SundayFunday I hope you all have a great day and don‘t forget to tag me!
so-soBjarni is sent into exile for 5 years and spends the time working as a mercenary in the Irish Sea and Scotland.
This was the author's last book, left unfinished at the time of her death, but unfinished in the sense of unpolished rather than incomplete. It does show in that I found it didn't hold my interest as much as her Roman novels. The world building and insight into Viking life and customs was good, but the story itself was rather meh.
