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Can’t stop reading.
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Thank you!
That brings back memories.
Good memories!
That was me, always with my nose in a book. I even took a book along on a date once as I was sure it would be boring. My mom said it was rude of me. It worked, he never asked me out again!
😂
😀
That’s a great story, Darlene. 🙂
Such a cute picture. I just love seeing kids so immersed in books. They have a lifetime of amazing adventures ahead of them. 🙂
They really do, Diana. 🙂
That was our daughter.
Wonderful!
My son is just like this, Jennie.
That is wonderful!
The best!
Best wishes as always, Pete. 🙂
I think so, too. Best to you, Pete.
That was totally me growing up!
Wonderful!
Me as a kid.
Good for you. 🙂
This was me as a kid!!!
Glad to give you memories!
😍
Ahh…it’s a joy to see children reading – I was the same and my son too!! Although fully immersed in the book I bet a tiny part was listening in at the same time!
That is such a good thing!
That’s what we want: books that children (and adults) can’t put down. When the reader finds the right book, magic happens.
Yes, yes!! Magic does happen. And we are the first steps along that way.
Warms the heart
Thanks, Marlene. ❤️
I love this, Jennie. Did you know that May is “Get Caught Reading” month? http://www.getcaughtreading.org/
Hugs.
I did not know. Thanks, Teagan! 😀
Yes, every May! This year the Story Reading Ape and I are doing a special collaboration for it. A few years ago I did a mini series featuring the pets of readers. It was fun. Hugs.
Good to know! I’m posting a number of book reviews and also related posts on authors and stories. May is perfect timing. Best to you, Teagan.
Reading can be an escape as well as a lifesaver. Love the photo, Jennie ❤
Well said, Tina. Glad you liked the photo. 😍
Pretty powerful Jennie. 🙂
Thanks, Debby!