Oh Happy Day (or night as the case may be.)

[wendiddy]

 Last night at around 10.30, my 8 year old son, Brodie, came out of his room. He was reading a Goosebumps book and wanted help on reading a word. The word was 'canoe'. He pronounced it 'cano'. We had a good chat about how reading helps him learn to spell

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[tezmilleroz]

Has he read One Day at Horrorland, The Headless Ghost or The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena? He can have mine, if you can give me about $8 to cover postage.

Anyway, get him on the CHERUB series by Robert Muchamore when you think he's old enough (YA). I love reading them, and I think boys would love it, too. (Never mind that I'm an adult female ;-) )

Have a lovely day! :-)

[wendiddy]

Oh lovely.
He already has One Day at Horrorland. But will gladly take the other two. I'm pretty sure I still have your bank details in my files.
Just checked, and yes I do.

I will transfer it over tonight.

Do you have any other books you are willing to part with? Even for another YA adult.

Let me know.

Thanks very much dear.

[tezmilleroz]

As you can probably guess, my YA books are rather girly, so I doubt Brodie will be interested. You, on the other hand

[wendiddy]

I definately want BIG for Christmas and Lila on the Loose. Let me know total cost and I will send the money your way.
Thanks darl.

[zippyladoodles]

Ah it's a shame I live in the UK I have some Goosebumps you could have had. Sigh! When i have kids, they will read! That's one of the reasons I kept my SV books (if my first child is a boy, tough luck on him :-)!)

[wendiddy]

My daughter will most definitely be reading SV books. When she's 13. By then she will already be in high school and have high expectations. I just hope 1bruce1 is still accessible so she can read the book, then read the snark.