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MariaW
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A new case for Enola. This time a cold case with international entanglements lashes back at Enolas unknowing landlady and she has to rescue her. Along we ger to know Florence Nightingale who gives Sherlock a nice telling-off. 🫶🫶🫶

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DebinHawaii
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I remember this #Lamp titled Scholastic book from the 1970s about Florence Nightingale. I think it was my sister‘s.

Eggs Love this! 14mo
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BeeMagical
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Book 169🎧 4⭐️

And another!! Featuring Florence Nightingale!🌹

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Eggs
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Another Enola Holmes winner! I believe the reason these are so delightful is bc of narrator Katharine Kellgren. I recognized her voice from the Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place series. She has great voices and comedic timing.

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TheSpineView Fantastic 2y
Eggs @TheSpineView ❤️❤️ 2y
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rabbitprincess
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This is such a great series! I loved every minute of this book.
August 2022 #BookSpin
(Did I forget to tag @TheAromaofBooks again?! Nope 👀)

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 3y
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
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“Live life when you have it. Life is a splendid gift-there is nothing small about it.”– Florence Nightingale

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Eggs Well done 4y
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Skeeterisme
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♥️♥️♥️

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TheHeartlandBookFairy
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I fell in love with the Little People Big Dreams series of books & I've been collecting both hard & digital copies to share with my grands. I have to admit, I always learn something new when I read these books😅 With its beautiful illustrations & interesting information it will appeal to a range of children's ages & still be interesting to the adults that read with them 😊 I loved this story! #LittlePeopleBigDreams #FlorenceNightingale

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Jari-chan
High Time for Heroes | Mary Pope Osborne
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Mehso-so

Since I got the feeling I didn't do enough for this months #FoodandLit journey to #Egypt I somehow managed to squeeze in this book as well. It was my first Tree House adventure, but I'm not sure if I'm going to read more. I like how the author lets children learn about history in a fun and entraining way, but to me the characters were too bland and the plot to hasty.

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TheAromaofBooks There's an older series that was published in maybe the 1950s or something called the “We Were There“ books. I've ended up with a few of them over time, and I have similar feelings about them as you have for this one - it's interesting for younger readers to have characters their age at important historical events, but also ends up over-simplifying some things and glossing over a lot of things. 4y
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Kenyazero
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I definitely only read this to fill the Book About A Nurse mini challenge for the #AToZReadingChallenge2021 to read a book about a nurse. It was a fun read, and gave some good characterization to history. I'm not sure why they recently reprinted this book. It is quite old and the language really reflects that. This is a kids book, but the wording and style is very dated. #History #Nonfiction #BookAboutANurse