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Such a delightful book! My adult children grew up on GOODNIGHT MOON and both enjoyed this parody. My 2 year old granddaughter loves Goodnight Moon, and was enthralled with this book...and sat through 3 readings of Goodnight iPad without a break.....a new classic is born....
Jaycee is such a strong women. I read many books about the holocaust, because I am encouraged by the strength the victims exhibit. Jaycee has the same strength. You will be awed by the strength of this young girl and how she endured....although the book contains difficult to accept details, it merely emphasizes the great strength Jaycee found in her memories of her Mom and will keep you cheering when she finally breaks free of her captors.
Jennifer Chiaverini has raised the standard for her writing with the continuation of the Elm Creek Quilts novels. Set mostly in Hawaii, history is included in the novel that continues to encourage creative quilt making. Not only did this novel make me want to get my quilting needle back out, but it heightened my desire to visit Hawaii and see some of the 'off the beaten path' areas the locals enjoy.
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I picked up this book a couple weeks before heading to Boston with 4 days for sightseeing. This is an amazing book with current information on little known shops and eateries in the city. Several 'walks' around historic sites, with notes about places to stop in for a snack, or to not miss an amazing artifact.
I hope I find a similar book when I get to travel to other cities for a few days!
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I picked up this book a couple weeks before heading to Boston with 4 days for sightseeing. This is an amazing book with current information on little known shops and eateries in the city. Several 'walks' around historic sites, with notes about places to stop in for a snack, or to not miss an amazing artifact.
I hope I find a similar book when I get to travel to other cities for a few days!
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Goodnight Ipad: A Parody for the Next Generation by Ann Droyd
reaganjt, January 23, 2012
Such a delightful book! My adult children grew up on GOODNIGHT MOON and both enjoyed this parody. My 2 year old granddaughter loves Goodnight Moon, and was enthralled with this book...and sat through 3 readings of Goodnight iPad without a break.....a new classic is born....A Stolen Life: A Memoir by Jaycee Dugard
reaganjt, September 4, 2011
Jaycee is such a strong women. I read many books about the holocaust, because I am encouraged by the strength the victims exhibit. Jaycee has the same strength. You will be awed by the strength of this young girl and how she endured....although the book contains difficult to accept details, it merely emphasizes the great strength Jaycee found in her memories of her Mom and will keep you cheering when she finally breaks free of her captors.The Aloha Quilt (Elm Creek Quilts Novels) by Jennifer Chiaverini
reaganjt, May 25, 2010
Jennifer Chiaverini has raised the standard for her writing with the continuation of the Elm Creek Quilts novels. Set mostly in Hawaii, history is included in the novel that continues to encourage creative quilt making. Not only did this novel make me want to get my quilting needle back out, but it heightened my desire to visit Hawaii and see some of the 'off the beaten path' areas the locals enjoy.(2 of 4 readers found this comment helpful)
Walking Boston: 34 Tours Through Beantown's Cobblestone Streets, Historic Districts, Ivory Towers, and New Waterfront by Robert Todd Felton
reaganjt, March 8, 2010
I picked up this book a couple weeks before heading to Boston with 4 days for sightseeing. This is an amazing book with current information on little known shops and eateries in the city. Several 'walks' around historic sites, with notes about places to stop in for a snack, or to not miss an amazing artifact.I hope I find a similar book when I get to travel to other cities for a few days!
(1 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)
Walking Boston: 34 Tours Through Beantown's Cobblestone Streets, Historic Districts, Ivory Towers, and New Waterfront by Robert Todd Felton
reaganjt, March 8, 2010
I picked up this book a couple weeks before heading to Boston with 4 days for sightseeing. This is an amazing book with current information on little known shops and eateries in the city. Several 'walks' around historic sites, with notes about places to stop in for a snack, or to not miss an amazing artifact.I hope I find a similar book when I get to travel to other cities for a few days!
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