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 Think of an Eel - Karen Wallace
Newest Review: ... book which was lying on the floor next to a pile of sad looking "take me home" teddies, all with lovely faces and ... more  ... all appealing and lonely. Alas it wasn't Teddy day for me, but the book called because on the front a wicked looking eel was swimming in the depths. Intrigued I had to buy and here is a review of a wonderful book which though only cost me 20p is available on Amazon for £5.49. This edition I have was published in 2008, so although it's an old relic originally printed in the early 90s, it's an up to date book with a lot going for it.
The story by Karen Wallace tells the tale of the life cycle of an eel from its orig...more |
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Think of an Eel - Karen Wallace: I'm So Glad I Didn't Let This Slip Away! (578 words)
by - written on 08/05/09 (Very useful, 90 readings)
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Though my family are mostly grown up now I have kept some of their most treasured books for any future grandchildren I may be blessed with, and as lovely reminders of their very happy childhood bucket and spade days. If I see any books on my travels, or in book shops, I will always buy them, as it seems to me a lovely shelf full of interesting and special books is a delight to any child. I know I have one from my childhood over 40 tears ago-"Enid Blyton-The Tiresome Poker" and this is the sort of treasure which I mean, it conjures up a childhood memory like nothing else. So it was with delight that walking round my local boot sale last Sunday I came ... Read the complete review
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