pickI picked this up years ago at a thrift store and just got to reading it. Dorothy Molter a is a northern Minnesota legend. Spending over 50 years living on Knife Lake with the help of friends. Great book telling the great story of her life. She sold between 11-12,000 bottles of cold “homemade” root beer every summer. The bottles were rewashed and refilled nightly!
pickThis one I had read before. Again POC, mental health, good mc interactions. I think this was the 2nd book of hers I had read. I was on a RW kick for a while and I like her characters although I do have to be in the mood. 1st of a trilogy
pickSweet, spicy and short ❤️ quick enjoyable read even though there are some intense spots ⭐️⭐️⭐️
My favourite girl‘s over for a visit, and she‘s slid right back into reading buddy mode. Today we‘re gonna immerse ourselves in SINK OR SWIM, which I‘m glad the library bought. I love Annabeth Albert consistently enough that I always want to read her stuff, but I wasn‘t wild about the first book in this series (SAILOR PROOF) so I‘m glad I had the option to borrow. So far I like it more than #1 but I ain‘t sure it‘ll emerge as a fave.
In a #cabin in the wood,
Little old man by the window stood;
Saw a rabbit hopping by, Frightened as can be.
"Help me, Help me", the rabbit said,
"Or the hunter'll shoot me dead!"
"Come little rabbit, come with me, Safely we will be."
A song rather than a poem, but today's prompt took me back to guiding camp days ❤?
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“We‘ll meet someday at our #cabin.”
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