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LeahBergen
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A couple of “series reads” I have on the go.

Ruthiella Fantastic covers! 😍 5d
Tamra Echo @Ruthiella 💜 5d
Aimeesue Lovely! 5d
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Itchyfeetreader 😍😍😍😍 5d
Read4life 💙💙 5d
squirrelbrain ❤️ I used to love the Miss Read books! 5d
LeahBergen @Ruthiella @Tamra @Aimeesue @Itchyfeetreader Thanks, all! You can‘t beat a vintage cover. 😁 5d
LeahBergen @squirrelbrain Not much happens but they‘re oddly cozy. 😆 5d
CarolynM 😍 5d
Cathythoughts Cosy sounds great Leah 🥰 3d
LeahBergen @CarolynM @Cathythoughts Thanks, you two! 😘😘 2d
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Super_Jane
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Mehso-so

3.25/5 🌕🌕🌕🌘🌑

#marypoppins #childrensbook

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RowReads1
All the Colors / de Colores | Susie Jaramillo
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Almost done🖍.

Princess-Kingofkings Beautiful ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 2w
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Super_Jane
Mary Poppins Comes Back | P. L. Travers
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Pickpick

4/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑.

#marypoppins #children #childrensbook

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bookwyrm7
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"The old street lamp" is a beautiful tale about leaving behind a whole life (hopefully) well lived. It can be interpreted in various ways: it could be about retirement, death, our place in our family. A warm and magical tale you can read here: https://tardisgrades.blogspot.com/2024/04/a-tale-day-old-street-lamp.html?m=1

#ATaleADay

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shawnmooney
Too many books! | Caroline Feller Bauer
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bookwyrm7
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“The Two Brothers“ is a little tale to honour two important Danish personalities, Anders Sandoe Oersted and Hans Christian Oersted, who were brothers.
But I also see in this tale that there is more than one path to find the so-called “truth“ of the world. One can see the truth in many different ways. Some, like these two men, even devote their lives to it.
You can read the full tale here: https://shorturl.at/nopT3

#ATaleADay #History

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Darklunarose
The Wind in the Willows | Kenneth Grahame
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Pickpick

I didn‘t read this as a child, and I don‘t recall reading it to my children. It‘s such a beautiful story, and I am enjoying reading some of the books missed when I was younger.

Ruthiella I also only first read this as an adult and really adore it. 2w
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TheBookHippie
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bookwyrm7 I was wondering when this would come up. I completely agree, some things didn't age well. I think there should be a balance between what is removed and adapted, but we should definitely strive to reduce the racism as much as possible. I think that Pipi will still be a great story without certain parts, so it would actually make it better without taking anything of value from it. 3w
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TheBookHippie
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bookwyrm7 Should we all come together, buy it, and turn it into a library? I say we should! 3w
TheBookHippie @bookwyrm7 that would be best yes!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️ 3w
mrp27 Very cool but I must admit I hated that version of the movie. Totally on board with the library idea. 3w
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TheBookHippie @mrp27 same 😅😂 3w
WildAlaskaBibliophile @TieDyeDude What are we waiting for?! 3w
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