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Mrs. Smelser, recognize this?
You got it. It's Edward Tulane. Please read the caption. Do you notice something? You might think that, too.
It's my book. I own it. In 2 days, I read it 2 times. And because of that, I get 2 free books at the library! I think it's very exciting.
Do you think it's exciting, too?
Wow RoseMary! I'm so proud of you for reading this book and for writing your own blog. You are such a smart young lady! I know your Mom and Dad are very proud of you, too. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteAwesome job! Have an amazing summer!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I will have a great summer. I hope you have a great summer, too!
DeleteThat is a great accomplishment! I am looking for books for my daughter right now so I will have to look up Mr. Tulane! Could you tell me a little about what you liked in this book?
ReplyDeleteI liked it because it was full of adventure. It's miraculous and full of excitement. I'm warning you--there's a really sad part, but it's still a good book!
DeleteIn the beginning of the book, Edward got separated away from Abilene. He fell off the ship and stayed at the bottom of the ocean for 297 days. When the waves were bringing him back down again from a storm, Laurence, a fisherman, caught him and brought him to Nellie...
Is this the same author of The Tale of Despereaux? My son is an avid reader and loves the library and book stores. I'm glad you love reading too and have started a blog!
ReplyDeleteIt IS he same author of The Tale of Despereaux!
DeleteHow old is your son? If he's 7 or older, he'd like this book.
Have a great summer!
Please respond on how old your son is.
My son is 10. SO I will tell him about this book!
DeleteI'm sure he will like it!
DeleteBye!
Oh this is great and you should totally be so proud of yourself!!
ReplyDeleteI am proud of myself. Have a great summer!
DeleteMy 6 year old is just learning to read. Do you have any book recommendations for easy books? Btw, I've never read this book. We might have to make it our next bedtime book. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIf he or she likes mystery books, I would recommend Cam Jansen for a read-aloud book.
DeleteMy favorite book in kindergarten was called The Road Robber. It's by Joe Cowley. It's about a giant who steals roads and makes money off of them.
I can't find it, but I'm guessing (with a helper) Henry and Mudge books.
Parts of a High Five magazine would be good. The Adventures of Spot is the one I think would be best.
Have a great summer. Thanks for reading! Bye!
I'm an English teacher AND a Mom, and I can't tell you how happy it makes me that you're an avid reader and a new blogger! I'm subscribing to your page and can't wait to read more!
ReplyDeleteHave fun writing! I know I do :)
I like to read and write. Thanks for reading my blog. Have a great summer.
DeleteThis is fabulous! Both of my kids ask about my blog and have mentioned wanting to start their own. I will be sure to show them yours as more inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI will say to you what I say to a lot of bloggers I enjoy the first time I comment on their blogs: Write on, Rose! Write on.....
My favorite part of blogging is writing back to people. It's fun because you know what they like about your blog. You get to answer and say your thoughts about what they had to write. Your kids would probably like blogging, too. If you think about it a lot, it can be really fun.
DeleteThanks so much for this recommendation!
ReplyDeleteMy son is 9 years old, do you think he'll enjoy it? Would you say this book is for boys too?
I think it's for boys, too, because when my teacher read it to me, EVERYBODY in the class liked it. Thanks for reading my blog.
DeleteWhen a child is reading and writing, we win as parents. <3 this so hard.
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Thanks for looking at my blog. Reading and writing is really fun, I think.
DeleteLove your blog Rose! I will have to see if Adam or Sarah would be interested in this one. Looks like a great book!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure which of them would like it, or both of them. It's hard to tell because they're close in age. I think it's a great story. Thanks for reading! Bye! See you soon at your house, or my house.
DeleteThank you so much for letting me know about this book! I have not heard of it before and I think my 8 year old would really like it, I can't wait to tell him about it. Congratulations on your site, I look forward to reading more from you this summer!
ReplyDeleteThank you for liking my blog. I'm sure an 8 year old would like it, because I am 7. I think it is the best book in the world. Have a great summer! Bye!
DeleteHi, Rosemary! Your mom and I are friends. She shared your blog with me. Nice job writing! I'm glad to see you're spending your summer doing fun things like visiting family, reading good books and keeping a blog. Reading is one of my favorite parts of summer break. I like to sit outside and read. Where is your favorite reading spot?
ReplyDeleteKeep reading!
Nicole
There's a place I want to read, but I haven't gotten to. It is under a pine tree near the driveway. In the sun, it seems like a cozy spot. It is in the shade when it's hot and sunny outside.
DeleteSincerely,
Rose Cavalier
And here I thought I knew of every good book ever written for kids. Thanks for enlightening me!
ReplyDeleteHappy writing and reading!
If you haven't read it, you might want to read The Tale of Despereaux. It is by Kate Dicamillo, the same person who made The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. Have a great summer! Bye!
DeleteYou knocked this blog post out of the park, and now I want to read about Edward Tulane. If you think it's good enough to read twice in two days, that's a pretty darn good reference.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Thanks for liking my blog. It is a good book!
DeleteYay for the free books and go you for reading--that's too cool!
ReplyDeleteI got the books today! One is Great Illustrated Classics: Heidi, and the other one is The Edge Chronicles: Beyond the Deep Woods. I've started both. On The Edge Chronicles, I only read the introduction, and it made my eyes water. (I wasn't crying. It just happened because it was hard reading.) In Heidi, so far, it's a good book. If you haven't heard of them before, then you should try Heidi.
DeletePS You might not like the other one as well.
Rosemary, this is so great! My 7 year old is going into 2nd grade and is always looking for new books to read. Thanks for the suggestions!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. If your child is a girl, I would suggest Great Illustrated Classics: Heidi. If your child is a boy, I would suggest The Dragon's Child. Have a great summer!
DeleteSincerely,
Rose
Good job reading kiddo!!!! That's awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading my blog! Have a great summer.
DeleteSincerely,
Rose
Super impressed with your blogging. :)
ReplyDeleteI was a big reader as a kid, too. It's served me well. Enjoy.
I'm glad you like to read, too. Have a great summer!
DeleteSincerely,
Rose
Hi Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteI'm your Nana's friend Jeanie. It was so nice seeing you and your family again at the anniversary party!
I'm very impressed that you started a blog. The maturity of your writing is amazing.
Hope you all have a nice summer.
We enjoyed seeing you at the party. Thanks for reading the blog. Have a great summer.
DeleteI am so impressed! Reading so much and having your own blog! I know your mom and dad are so proud of you!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading my blog. Have a good summer!
DeleteI knew you were an Amazing Authoress! Rosemary, I love your blog. You know that I think that is the best book in the world too and that's why I share it with my class every year. I'm so glad Edward found his way into your heart and excited that you have your own copy. I will be following your blog and you are inspiring me to start a blog of my own.
ReplyDeleteWhat free books did you get from the library?
I think this is all very exciting!!
Here are the two books that I got:
Delete1. Heidi
2. The Edge Chronicles: Beyond the Deep Woods
Thanks for reading my blog. You're the best teacher ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever.
P.S. I only read the introduction of the Edge Chronicles: Beyond the Deep Woods, and it made my eyes water. (Not because I was crying. Because it was hard.)