Friday show and tell
Is today Friday? I've lost track. The theme is Something Special.
These stories brought hope and light to the mind of a very young girl, who, until reading them, felt alone in the world where nobody, not even her parents, knew her, or cared to know her. These magical stories of love and light and the battle between good and evil filled her mind with wonder and planted seeds of self-worth. These stories changed her life.
Many years later, this girl learned that another young girl, who recently lost her father, loves these stories. This book will be lovingly and beautifully wrapped, placed in the post and sent to a faraway place, so it will be something magical for a dear and special child to open for Christmas.
These stories brought hope and light to the mind of a very young girl, who, until reading them, felt alone in the world where nobody, not even her parents, knew her, or cared to know her. These magical stories of love and light and the battle between good and evil filled her mind with wonder and planted seeds of self-worth. These stories changed her life.
Many years later, this girl learned that another young girl, who recently lost her father, loves these stories. This book will be lovingly and beautifully wrapped, placed in the post and sent to a faraway place, so it will be something magical for a dear and special child to open for Christmas.
posted by sueeeus at 11/25/2005 01:50:00 PM
4 Comments:
such a beautiful copy...
you are very kind.
I hope your niece will know the love that inspired this gift to her at this sad time. You have a heart of gold, Sueeeus.
I knew it was going to be Narnia, even before the picture finally downloaded.
I spent most of last year (no, the year BEFORE) reading all seven of them to the boys.
I'm sure C. will love it.
Isn't the passage where Aslan sings the world into existence the most magical passage in all of literature? Someday I'll make him into a quilt.....a really big one...50 inches square just for his face........
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