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Harriet the Spy

Posted on June 24, 2005 by sheila

I’ve been tagged! Thanks, Candace, I love the question, which is: What was your favorite book during those important early years? What impact has that story had on your life? How can you relate that story to current events? I … Continue reading →

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The Book Challenge

Posted on May 23, 2005 by sheila

I got this from Dan – who tagged me “it”. 1. Total Number of Books I’ve Owned: Okay, so the “I’ve Owned” tells me they want to know all in all, as opposed to how many books I currently own. … Continue reading →

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Literary Question:

Posted on March 15, 2005 by sheila

from I Love Books. Who’s the best female literary character of all time? My first choice is Harriet the Spy. With Jane Eyre and Molly Bloom following close behind. Please discuss.

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Wisdom

Posted on May 8, 2004 by sheila

Sometimes you have to lie. — Louise Fitzhugh, “Harriet the Spy”

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Recommended Reading: Fiction

Posted on September 18, 2003 by sheila

And now for the Fiction recommendations. (See the Non-Fiction ones below) Choosing books out of all the books I love is rather torturous for me. So this is an impulsive, scanning-the-bookshelves-with-mine-eyes and writing titles down spur-of-the-moment kind of list. Here … Continue reading →

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