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MemberWell, I had a short version of A Christmas Carol read to me. (And then we found a much larger version on the shelf!) The only Christmas Carol movie I’ve seen is the Patrick Stuart one.
A Christmas Carol isn’t one of my favorite stories.
We’re reading David Copperfield now. (Well, listening to it being read aloud.)
Sarah
MemberMcElligot’s Pool, by Dr. Seuss: 52 pages (read to little sister)
Running Total: 1,660 pages
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MemberThe Mary Frances Cook Book, by Jane Eayre Fryer: 175 pages.
James, from the Bible: 3 pages.
The Enchanted Castle, by E. Nesbit: 291 pages.
Running Total: 1,608 pages.
Sarah
MemberEek! Sounds like they messed it up!
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MemberGo, Dog, Go! by P. D. Eastman: 64 pages (read to little sister)
Running Total: 1,139
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MemberNow I’m re-reading The Enchanted Castle by E. Nesbit.
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MemberOkay. Thanks!
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MemberYou’re welcome.
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MemberThough Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are considered classics, but I wouldn’t call those God-honoring…
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MemberThe following link should give you the information you want:
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Member“Going to church doesn’t make you a Christian any more then standing in your garage makes you a car.” I like that.
Sarah
MemberI just finished reading a book that has lots and lots of illustrations. There are full-page illustrations and then there are smaller illustrations on each page. How do I fairly count the pages for the Read-a-Thon?
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MemberOkay. Thanks.
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MemberI don’t think I have read one either. I think I prefer regular books.
Sarah
MemberIt stands for laugh out loud.
Hey, are the Narnia books considered classics?
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