Heidi by Johanna Spyri - One of those books I never read as a child. Perhaps I would have liked it better if I had, but I think my allegiance for this sort of story still lies with Five Little Peppers and How They Grew by Margaret Sidney.
Having read Heidi as a child and re-read it as an adult, and read Five Little Peppers as an adult, I prefer Heidi. I just like the character of Heidi better.
Lyttelton's Britain by Iain Pattinson - A collection of the introductions to various locales from I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue. A birthday gift from [info]paranoidangel42. Brilliant and hilarious.
It just kept getting longer and longer. It took me about 4 hours this morning and it was already about a third done. :(
Having read Heidi as a child and re-read it as an adult, and read Five Little Peppers as an adult, I prefer Heidi. I just like the character of Heidi better.
I can see why other people love it. It just didn't evoke that reaction in me. I did like it, though.
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Heidi by Johanna Spyri - One of those books I never read as a child. Perhaps I would have liked it better if I had, but I think my allegiance for this sort of story still lies with Five Little Peppers and How They Grew by Margaret Sidney.
Having read Heidi as a child and re-read it as an adult, and read Five Little Peppers as an adult, I prefer Heidi. I just like the character of Heidi better.
Lyttelton's Britain by Iain Pattinson - A collection of the introductions to various locales from I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue. A birthday gift from [info]paranoidangel42. Brilliant and hilarious.
And completely true. For a certain value of true.
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It just kept getting longer and longer. It took me about 4 hours this morning and it was already about a third done. :(
Having read Heidi as a child and re-read it as an adult, and read Five Little Peppers as an adult, I prefer Heidi. I just like the character of Heidi better.
I can see why other people love it. It just didn't evoke that reaction in me. I did like it, though.
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