(Note: while this poem was published in 1837- under the title La Chanson de Roland ou de Roncevaux- it was … Continue reading Challenge #5: A classic originally published before 1800- The Song of Roland
Lucy at Tangle Webs and Fairy Rings tagged me some time ago for The Hobbit Tag. Thank you, Lucy- and … Continue reading The Hobbit Tag
This book grabbed my attention the minute I saw it displayed on the library shelf. The front cover featured … Continue reading The Earliest English Poems- translated and introduced by Michael Alexander
“Some people get nostalgic when they see baby booties, old movies, or photo albums. Me, I get nostalgic looking at … Continue reading Cream de la crème
According to the dust jacket on my copy of The Wind in the Willows, the book first began … Continue reading Challenge #9: a classic about an animal- The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame
Before I do anything else, I must say that I love the topic and title of this tag! Now, let’s … Continue reading The Evil Writer Award
Today my home and native land celebrates its 150th year! To commemorate, I’ve put together another list- a list … Continue reading Canada’s 150th
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discovering the art of sharing stories
discovering the art of sharing stories
discovering the art of sharing stories
discovering the art of sharing stories
discovering the art of sharing stories
discovering the art of sharing stories
