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From: Marsha Valance <Mvalan>
Date: Tue, 09 Nov 2004 12:52:47 -0600
Like many others, I reread the "Dulce Dominum" chapter in The Wind in the Willows; I also reread Susan Cooper's "The Dark is Rising" and Tully's first Christmas at Greene Knowe from L. M. Boston's "The Children of Green Knowe".
For storytelling, nothing beats Ruth Sawyer's collection, "The Long Christmas"--especially "The Wee Christmas Cabin of Carnaween". A golden oldie my daughter always loved to hear is Raymond Macdonald Alden's "Why the Chimes Rang".
Marsha Valance Management Librarian Wisconsin Regional Library f/t Blind & Physically Handicapped 813 West Wells St. Milwaukee, WI 5323336 1.800.242.8822 [in-state]
Received on Tue 09 Nov 2004 12:52:47 PM CST
Date: Tue, 09 Nov 2004 12:52:47 -0600
Like many others, I reread the "Dulce Dominum" chapter in The Wind in the Willows; I also reread Susan Cooper's "The Dark is Rising" and Tully's first Christmas at Greene Knowe from L. M. Boston's "The Children of Green Knowe".
For storytelling, nothing beats Ruth Sawyer's collection, "The Long Christmas"--especially "The Wee Christmas Cabin of Carnaween". A golden oldie my daughter always loved to hear is Raymond Macdonald Alden's "Why the Chimes Rang".
Marsha Valance Management Librarian Wisconsin Regional Library f/t Blind & Physically Handicapped 813 West Wells St. Milwaukee, WI 5323336 1.800.242.8822 [in-state]
Received on Tue 09 Nov 2004 12:52:47 PM CST
