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Reflections on the books, poems, short stories, cereal boxes and small print I'm currently reading AND the films I'm getting to see upon occasion. . . .
Movies & TV
My Reading
- 2024 Reading
- All My Yearly Reading Lists
- Bookworm Bitches on GoodReads
- My Annotated Reading Stacks
- Upcoming Book Releases
- Reading Dumps
- WHAT'S UP NEXT?
- NOVELS READ
- Authors
- Abandoned/DNF
- Amish
- Biographies & Memoir - Adult
- Epistolary
- Jewish
- Non-Mysteries
- Mysteries
- Narrators
- Short Stories
- Nonfiction
- Time Travel
- Young Adult
- YA Series
- People Musings: Personalities on My Radar
Other Stuff
Current Audible Book
Current eBook
Current BOOK Book or "waiting in the wings"
Making a Difference
- Appalachian Audubon Society
- Beads of Courage
- Ben's Bells
- Caitlin's Smiles
- Charity Bear Pattern
- Comfort Cases - Backpacks for foster kids
- Community Cares
- Days for Girls International
- Donors Choose
- Heifer International
- Little Free Libraries
- My Contributions
- One Simple Wish
- Operation Warms Hearts
- Parkinson's Foundation
- Penguin Protection Agencies
- Project Linus
- Ronald McDonald House in Hershey, PA
- Saving Acres Farm - Cat Rescue
- Sightsavers
- Soap Sacks for the Homeless
- Speranza Animal Rescue
My Projects
Postcards
Sewing & Knitting Blogs
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Retail Therapy
- Burkholder Fabric - Denver PA
- Half Moon Handwerks - Camp Hill PA
- Humble Stitch - Newport PA
- Lancaster Home & Fabric (formerly Weaver's) - Ronks, PA
- Log Cabin Quilt Shop - Bird in Hand PA
- Sew'n Place - Fayetteville PA
- Smile Spinners - Maryville PA
- The Finishing Stitch - Dover PA
- The Old Country Store - Intercourse PA
Kid's Book Stuff
- Middle Grades
- First Chapter Books
- Graphic Novels
- Verse Novels
- Newbery Award
- Caldecott Medal
- Picture Books to Use with Middle Grades
- PICTURE BOOKS
- Illustrators A - K
- Illustrators L - Z
- Artist Annotations
- Biographies
- Board Books
- Books About Books
- Historical Fiction
- Holidays
- Jewish
- Making a Difference
- Muslim
- Other Cultures
- Storytimes
- Wordless
Favorite Words
Muddy Puddle Handmade
Out and About
Artsy-Fartsy
Book-y
Writing Sites
Library Stuff
Poetry
My Blog List
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Postcard Stats
- Sent - 1131
- Received - 1260
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- 71. To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky Chambers
- 72. When the Stars Go Dark by Paula McLain
- 70. Runes of Destiny by Christina Courtenay
- 69. Unplugged by Gordon Korman
- 68. Disappeared - Short Story by Linda Castillo
- 67. The Nature of Fragile Things by Susan Meissner
- 66. The Mysterious Disappearance of Aidan S. (as...
- 65. The Planters by Victor Zugg
- 64. Ground Zero by Alan Gratz
- 63. The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult
- June GoodReads Postcard & Question of the Month
- Ah, Sweet Summer!
- Mindfulness Quote
- 62. Flame by Chelle Bliss
- 61. Cold Harbor by Matthew FitzSimmons
- 60. Poisonfeather by Matthew FitzSimmons
- 2022 Caldecott Possibilities
- Caldecott Criteria
- Picture Book: The Lost Package by RIchard Ho
- 59. The Book of Speculation by Erika Swyler
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About Me
- Chris
- I retired from teaching six years ago and then spent almost four years as a children's librarian/aide at the public library, I missed teaching, so.... I've taken a job as School Librarian at a private K-8 school, and I'm so excited! I've taught fourth and fifth grades, middle school literature, and college-level children's literature. Originally from New England, I lived and taught on the coast of Maine for many years, then spent 14 years in the glorious sunshine of Tucson, Arizona, before moving four years ago to south central Pennsylvania - a new adventure! I adore my kids, my grandkids (I got married at "age 9"), my students, books and reading, quilts and quilting, yarn and knitting, papercrafts and altering books, genealogy, letterboxing, watching movies on the "big screen" - and hitting the road to adventure far and wide. I hate to cook and love to eat. I finally got to visit my 49th state last year (yay!! and it was awesome) so that leaves only one to go ... soon, I hope, soon.....
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