
Your weekend reading:
- The joys of blackberries.
- I love this photographer’s photos of her children.
- My children’s childhoods were blessed by Beatrix Potter’s beautifully illustrated books. After reading this article, I had to order this new book about her.
- For the novelist: what to include in Chapter One.
- Parents: encourage your children to tell stories.
- Quilters, how do you begin and end your quilting threads?
- There are lots of online art class sites on the internet. Here are reviews of several.
- Amazingly beautiful plants you might not ever have seen before.
- Literary Halloween costumes.
- Walk through a Mexican cemetery on the Day of the Dead.
- Amazing Jack-o’-lanterns.
- Elements of a scary story.
The photographer, the pumpkins, that quilting tool….great post this Friday!
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I’ve been to Beatrix Potter’s house and it is as charming as her books. The country around it looks just like the illustrations of her books and the house from “A Tale of Two Bad Mice” is in her playroom. She is a character in one of the books of the 7 (soon to be 8) books of the Seven Sisters series by Lucinda Riley. If you haven’t read these books I strongly urge you to. The 8th will be published next year, sadly written by her son to her directions since she passed away after completing the 7th.
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I will definitely check out that series. Thanks for recommending it.
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Let me know what you think. I loved it. Each book is really well narrated in Audible–I believe with a different narrator for each one since each sister is a different nationality.
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And, thanks for reblogging my Day of the Dead story, Andrea. I think I’ve published one every year since then and this year three family members are coming from the States to help me clear away and decorate the graves. My family, not the family of the departed.
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I love Beatrix Potter and the photos of the children are beautiful
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Thank you for including me, lovely! I especially loved the Day of the Dead piece. So cool!
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I especially enjoyed all those plants, from common to uncommon!
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