
I saw this story today on Facebook when I was scrolling through my newsfeed and it inspired today‘s haiku.
Doodlebug the baby kangaroo
holding on to his teddy bear for comfort
because he lost his mama
#haiku #haikuaday #haikuhive

Morning coffee and a book. #porchlife #coffeeandbooks #CommonSense #July4th #independence
https://www.library.illinois.edu/rbx/2015/03/30/the-pamphlet-americas-first-soci...
My son sent the above link to me re: Common Sense
I saw this story today on Facebook when I was scrolling through my newsfeed and it inspired today‘s haiku.
Doodlebug the baby kangaroo
holding on to his teddy bear for comfort
because he lost his mama
#haiku #haikuaday #haikuhive
A beautiful rendering of the journey of the first woman to complete the Appalachian Trail hike when she was 67 years old!
#Pantone2024
#ReadAway2024
@BarbaraBB @DieAReader @Andrew65 @GHABI4ROSES
While some of the books I read as a kid haven‘t aged well (in my opinion), these are just as enjoyable to read today and I will definitely stock them in my store! 💗
Kicking off the week at the cottage with the remainder of this book. I'm quite enjoying it so far and it has me craving Moroccan food! There is nothing I love better than reading with a lake view.
#Morocco #Independence #CottageReading #LakeSideReading #LibraryBook
Long weekend reading in the backyard. I don't think I've ever read a book set in Morocco so I'm excited to learn a bit about the countries landscapes and culture. I just hope I have time to finish the book as it needs to go back to the library soon.
#Morocco #Independence #LibraryBook #LongWeekend
#BookedInTime
Shout out to @Itchyfeetreader for prompt.
I have not read any of the books pictured except Midnight at Malabar House, which I liked. The night diary is Middle Grade. I did order A Suitable Boy as I‘ve always wanted to read it.
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Written in poetry this is a beautiful, haunting story of the wars fought in Cuba to gain independence from Spain. The main character is Rosa a slave turned nurse who hides in the countryside helping all who cross her path regardless of allegiance. At the moment though it was Silvia a young girl escaped from the (first) ‘re concentration ‘ camps after all her family died of starvation or disease who might stay with me longest
The Pros: explores a setting & events & POV I was unfamiliar with (and should), in verse which is appealing to me. The Cons: if there weren‘t section breaks for the different wars, I would not have realized time was passing (maybe that‘s on purpose?) and I felt that Lt Death was unresolved. I still wondered if he would pop up again in the end. Still, glad to read it and would recommend. Newbery Honor, Pura Belpre Award Winner
I want to wear my pink polka-dot pants, my dress with orange and green flowers, my purple and blue stripped socks, my yellow shoes, AND MY RED HAT!