Through the Looking Glass Book Reviews

Friday, November 11, 2011

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and fifteen

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There are some picture books (and board books) that are perfectly suited for bedtime reading. Often the language is musical and comforting, ...
Thursday, November 10, 2011

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and fourteen

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For months my daughter has been pestering me to read today's book, and now that I have actually done so, I can see why she was so persis...
Wednesday, November 9, 2011

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and thirteen

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When I was a child, T he Church Mouse  by Graham Oakley was one of my favorite books. It originally came out in Britain in 1974, and I hones...
Tuesday, November 8, 2011

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and twelve

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When I was a child, I never really like the story of the three little pigs. Though other children seemed to find it captivating, I did not. ...
Monday, November 7, 2011

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and eleven

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Humans like to think that they and they alone corner the market when it comes to being able to form friendships and having the need for frie...
Sunday, November 6, 2011

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and ten

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When I was growing up, there were very few biographies written for young readers. The few that I was able to get my hands on were, for the m...
Saturday, November 5, 2011

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and nine

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In most books and movies, ghosts are scary, spooky, and even dangerous. They are things to be feared, and their haunts should be avoided at ...
Friday, November 4, 2011

The new issue of Through the Looking Glass is now online

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The November and December 2011 issue of Through the Looking Glass Children’s Book Reviews is now online. I have put together a wonderful ...

Poetry Friday - A review of Pirates

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Like many other people, I loved pretending to be a pirate when I was a kid. My best friend and I made treasure maps, we wore eye patches, an...

The TTLG 2011 Picture Book Celebration: Book three hundred and eight

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I was very lucky that I was never forced to read any books about etiquette. Instead my grandmother made me walk around with a book on my hea...
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Ashland, Oregon, United States
I have always loved books and cannot remember a time when I could not read. For me reading, and having books in my life, is a necessity, not a luxury. I live in a lovely college town called Ashland, in Oregon. I share my home with my husband, three dachshunds, and two cats. We live on a farm where we raise grapes for winemaking, so there is always outdoor work to be done. In addition to reading, collecting books, reorganizing books, and reading about books, I love to hike, knit, cook, play music, and travel.
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