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Puppy Love/ Samoyed!
Bysuehar
When I was a child, two of my best friends, (They are sisters.) owned a Samoyed. I don’t remember too much about her, except that it was a beautiful white dog and very, very soft. She had a litter of puppies, and I thought they were the cutest things I’d ever seen. (Photo by Pleple…
GOBBLE!
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! To consider the origin of the word GOBBLE, we need to go back to the Celts, who gave us the word gober, meaning to gulp down or swallow. From gober we get gobbet, a morsel of food, particularly meat, and we also find the related word, gob, in various Gaelic dialects, which…
July 2016 Free Book Winner!
Bysuehar
Congratulations to Shara Mittlestat Pullou, who has won a copy of Jordyn Redwood’s FRACTURED MEMORY!! Shara tells us that her favorite place to read is under a large tree at her campsite with a campfire going — not for the heat, but the delicious smell of campfire smoke! Happy Reading to Shara and everyone!! Sue
October 2014 FREE BOOK WINNER!
Bysuehar
Congratulations to Verva McDonald Adam who won our October 2014 Free Book, TUTOR’S DAUGHTER by Julie Klassen! Happy reading, Verva, I’ll mail the book ASAP! Blessings! Sue
April 2024 FREE BOOKS!
Bysuehar
This month some lucky reader will win two books, both by award winning Michigan author, Terri Martin! The first book is THE HOME WIND, an historical novel for middle readers (ages 9 and up), which is set in an 1870s logging camp in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. From the back cover: “While his mother works as…
TUNIC
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! Since most of us give and receive clothing as Christmas gifts, I thought you might enjoy a Wild Word post about the TUNIC. The classic Middle Eastern TUNIC was made from plant fiber, specifically linen, and it was adopted by Europeans about 6000 years ago, shortly after the people of Eastern Europe had learned to spin and weave…
Puppy Love/ Samoyed!
Bysuehar
When I was a child, two of my best friends, (They are sisters.) owned a Samoyed. I don’t remember too much about her, except that it was a beautiful white dog and very, very soft. She had a litter of puppies, and I thought they were the cutest things I’d ever seen. (Photo by Pleple…
GOBBLE!
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! To consider the origin of the word GOBBLE, we need to go back to the Celts, who gave us the word gober, meaning to gulp down or swallow. From gober we get gobbet, a morsel of food, particularly meat, and we also find the related word, gob, in various Gaelic dialects, which…
July 2016 Free Book Winner!
Bysuehar
Congratulations to Shara Mittlestat Pullou, who has won a copy of Jordyn Redwood’s FRACTURED MEMORY!! Shara tells us that her favorite place to read is under a large tree at her campsite with a campfire going — not for the heat, but the delicious smell of campfire smoke! Happy Reading to Shara and everyone!! Sue
October 2014 FREE BOOK WINNER!
Bysuehar
Congratulations to Verva McDonald Adam who won our October 2014 Free Book, TUTOR’S DAUGHTER by Julie Klassen! Happy reading, Verva, I’ll mail the book ASAP! Blessings! Sue
April 2024 FREE BOOKS!
Bysuehar
This month some lucky reader will win two books, both by award winning Michigan author, Terri Martin! The first book is THE HOME WIND, an historical novel for middle readers (ages 9 and up), which is set in an 1870s logging camp in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. From the back cover: “While his mother works as…
TUNIC
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! Since most of us give and receive clothing as Christmas gifts, I thought you might enjoy a Wild Word post about the TUNIC. The classic Middle Eastern TUNIC was made from plant fiber, specifically linen, and it was adopted by Europeans about 6000 years ago, shortly after the people of Eastern Europe had learned to spin and weave…
Puppy Love/ Samoyed!
Bysuehar
When I was a child, two of my best friends, (They are sisters.) owned a Samoyed. I don’t remember too much about her, except that it was a beautiful white dog and very, very soft. She had a litter of puppies, and I thought they were the cutest things I’d ever seen. (Photo by Pleple…
GOBBLE!
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! To consider the origin of the word GOBBLE, we need to go back to the Celts, who gave us the word gober, meaning to gulp down or swallow. From gober we get gobbet, a morsel of food, particularly meat, and we also find the related word, gob, in various Gaelic dialects, which…
July 2016 Free Book Winner!
Bysuehar
Congratulations to Shara Mittlestat Pullou, who has won a copy of Jordyn Redwood’s FRACTURED MEMORY!! Shara tells us that her favorite place to read is under a large tree at her campsite with a campfire going — not for the heat, but the delicious smell of campfire smoke! Happy Reading to Shara and everyone!! Sue
October 2014 FREE BOOK WINNER!
Bysuehar
Congratulations to Verva McDonald Adam who won our October 2014 Free Book, TUTOR’S DAUGHTER by Julie Klassen! Happy reading, Verva, I’ll mail the book ASAP! Blessings! Sue
April 2024 FREE BOOKS!
Bysuehar
This month some lucky reader will win two books, both by award winning Michigan author, Terri Martin! The first book is THE HOME WIND, an historical novel for middle readers (ages 9 and up), which is set in an 1870s logging camp in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. From the back cover: “While his mother works as…
TUNIC
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! Since most of us give and receive clothing as Christmas gifts, I thought you might enjoy a Wild Word post about the TUNIC. The classic Middle Eastern TUNIC was made from plant fiber, specifically linen, and it was adopted by Europeans about 6000 years ago, shortly after the people of Eastern Europe had learned to spin and weave…