#mychildhoodmemoir was so overwhelming... there are hundreds of books I could share. But here‘s a start...#overbooked
#mychildhoodmemoir was so overwhelming... there are hundreds of books I could share. But here‘s a start...#overbooked
Good morning to all #24in48 Readathoners! Hope you‘re all well rested and enjoying great reads. I remember devouring all the Donna Parker (1957-64) books when I was a kid. And I still have my original copy of The Incredible Journey (1960). How can you not love this story about those 3 resilient and beloved pets? 🐶🐶🐱❤️
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Playing a bit of catchup! These 1950s/60s YA novels were probably the first mysteries I read. (Handed down to me in the 80s) I think I loved how “American” they were, summer camp and bubblegum and bathing suits etc. Seemed very alluring and exotic when I was ten!
Found a childhood favorite at a library book sale! I'm in heaven! I loved Donna Parker! Anyone else remember these books?
These Donna Parker Mystery books (look! Up there! Between the horse heads!) used to belong to my mum. Most of them, anyway. They're so much fun, by golly jeepers! And Donna Parker in Hollywood (the one all pretty in pink) was always my favourite.