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Many thanks for the hours of joy you brought me during my childhood. I have a book inscribed by a recently deceased aunt that reads, "You asked for Beverly Cleary books, so I hope you enjoy this one." It is a treasured gift. It has been a lovely gift to rediscover and share your books with my children and quite fun to read them from an adult perspective. 

 

One of my favorite Beverly Cleary quotes: "Quite often somebody will say, "What year do your books take place?" and the only answer I can give is, in childhood." Thank you for capturing the joys and trials of childhood in a way that is timeless. 

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We are celebrating with DEAR day today. Drop Everthing and Read ;)

 

I started her memoir yesterday, a girl from Yamhill. It's really really good. CNt wait to finish it today although the kids are begging for me to read Ramona Quimbly age 8 aloud in its entirety today. I also have Henry Huggins on Cd for my younger ones. We are going to read all day. Nothing else :)

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We are celebrating with DEAR day today. Drop Everthing and Read ;)

 

I started her memoir yesterday, a girl from Yamhill. It's really really good. CNt wait to finish it today although the kids are begging for me to read Ramona Quimbly age 8 aloud in its entirety today. I also have Henry Huggins on Cd for my younger ones. We are going to read all day. Nothing else :)

We are DEARing @ 10 AM! I love A Girl from Yamhill. I have never read the follow-up, On My Own Two Feet, but someday! We had celebratory blueberry muffins for breakfast and will be having graham crackers and apple juice for snack, "I'm going to have a partee!" Dinner tonight will be hamburgers, a la Whopper Burgers. We will be taking "walking" tour online of the area in her stories and play some Beverly Cleary trivia games.

 

I am never the "fun" homeschool Mom, so today is a good day to don that hat!  :party:

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A few days ago the topic of "middle children" came up and I asked my ds if he ever felt that way (left out). He said "No, I know that I am in the middle of your heart." I asked who told him that and he said "Ramona"

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