Hello, Riddlers! Can you guess our theme this week? I'm learning more about the fantastic mythology associated with this place. ; ) ~ F
The way leads north by the Fairhair king. Go narrow through straight, clank cups and sing. Stories of Odin wandering past; ships on rough seas, sails full mast. A chilly coastline caps three, two are sverige and suomi.
Where am I referring to? Stop by Wednesday for the answer.
I gave you a clue!
Monday, February 27, 2017
Friday, February 24, 2017
Margo's Musings: Dream Big!
“Life might have its failures, but this was not it. The only true failure can come if you quit.” ― Andrea Beaty, Rosie Revere, Engineer
Margo’s book of the week
has turned out to be a favorite of the whole family. Rosie Revere,
Engineer by Andrea Beaty will make you want to start
creating. In this uniquely illustrated story, a young girl, Rosie, loves to collect odd
items, which she uses to make things from her imagination. When her great-great-aunt,
Rose (Rosie the Riveter) visits and tells her how she has always dreamed of
flying, the next invention is set in motion. Young Rosie knows exactly what to
make. When the big moment comes for the contraption to take flight, it doesn’t
go exactly as planned. Will Aunt Rose be
disappointed? Will Rosie give up? You'll have to read this one to find out.
Margo
not only loves the book, but has started collecting items to make “ventions”. I am sure she will make some things that blow
us all away. As we read, she pointed at all the gizmos and gadgets and I could
almost see the wheels turning in her head. Margo told the girl in the story,
“It’s okay”. We haven’t begun working on a flying machine yet, but it has been
fun for the whole family as we work on building a wide assortment of creations together.
I
highly recommend this inspirational picture book to anyone who likes to be
reminded to persevere. There are other books in the series and I know we will
be getting them from the library soon! Iggy Peck, Architect, and Ada Twist,
Scientist will be read soon! You can check out the book trailer here.
Happy
Reading!
~F
~F
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Answer to Monday's Riddle: Something New!
Excellent guessing, Riddlers! A tricky riddle this week. Tune in Friday to catch Lizzy's review and find out how the answer ties in to the story. See you all around the book block. ; ) ~ F
I came to be, sprung from mind; I am that which you could not find. Whilst a sparkle in the mist, you perceived my general gist; and when your hands put thoughts to motion, time sculpted out the notion. Now the matter is resolved, because an idea evolved.
What am I? Answer: Invention.
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Monday, February 20, 2017
Monday's Riddle: Ideas Rising...
Hello, Riddlers! Can you guess our theme this week? I love hearing about interesting new ones. It's amazing what people can come up with. ; ) ~F
I came to be, sprung from mind; I am that which you could not find. Whilst a sparkle in the mist, you perceived my general gist; and when your hands put thoughts to motion, time sculpted out the notion. Now the matter is resolved, because an idea evolved.
What am I? Stop by Wednesday for the answer.
I gave you a clue!
I came to be, sprung from mind; I am that which you could not find. Whilst a sparkle in the mist, you perceived my general gist; and when your hands put thoughts to motion, time sculpted out the notion. Now the matter is resolved, because an idea evolved.
What am I? Stop by Wednesday for the answer.
I gave you a clue!
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