[bookshare-discuss] Re: Way To Go Booksharians!
- From: "Rick Roderick" <richard@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bookshare-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2007 17:54:06 -0400
Vapour,
I don't read a lot of juvenile fiction, but there are a few exceptions.
Here are a couple other than Harry Potter.
When I was in fifth grade, our teacher read Half Magic to us. I wondered
about the ending. I was sick and didn't hear it. It appeared on Bookshare.
On a day when I was home from work with a cold, I reread the whole thing.
The same was true with The Borrowers. I visited Tallahassee a few years
ago. An old classmate lives there, and I visited her. We were talking
about things we had read, and the Borrowers was one of them. We didn't
finish it. I got it in braille, and I finally read it a couple of years
ago.
In sixth grade, the popular book was the Bronze Bow. That book wasn't
available at the time, but Bookshare has it, and I downloaded it.
Childhood creates a lot of springboards, memories, and sometimes, gaps. I
love to fill in gaps.
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