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www.mckennedyauthor.com | ||
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www.mermaidtasha.com
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www.thevioletwest.com
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| | | | | 5 stars Overcoming obstacles together. Good Boy has great art and design. The story focuses on a boy mirroring confidence so his new buddy can act as confident as him. They are both a mess at the start, and their relationship grows with patience, dedication, and persistence. Also, it's important to have family, adult guidance, and friends' support. Light-spirited and with sweet humor. Get book here | |
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www.thecontentreader.com
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| | | | | Many years ago I saw, and loved, the tv-series with Anthony Andrews as the Scarlet Pimpernel and Jane Seymour as Marguerite St. Just. It was with great anticipation that I finally read the book. I had heard good words about it, but one never knows. I realised when I started the book (there was no information about the original titel) that it was not the first book. After some research, I found that the original title is The Elusive Pimpernel, the second book in the series (originally from 1908). | |
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www.rileysoloner.com
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| | | I've been observing a subtle change. I feel a kinship with artists who have been working at their thing long enough to get closely insightful and passionate about a very specific aspect of what they do. And instead of using that as a platform to champion themselves, "me me me," they focus their energy on preserving and sharing this little flame. Keeping it burning in the hopes of passing it onto the next one to care for the tradition, the craft, the connective power. | ||
