'Chelsea's Forever Garden' is a children's picture book created by Laura Lamb and illustrated by Mary Barrows. Who wouldn't want a garden like this of a place to call their own. This is a story about a little girl named Chelsea and her parents give her a gift that she discovers as a place to play and yes discover things about herself in order to make this place hers. Laura uses her gift of description very well for I could see this area even without Mary's artwork, but with Mary's work artwork and Laura's words they show and tell the story.
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Mark Graham
I am a person who really likes to read and write and to share what I learned with all my education. My page will mainly be book reviews and critiques of old and new books that I have read and will read. There will also be other bits, too.
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Our Trespasses
'Our Trespasses' is a novel written by Michael Cordell. No one likes it when someone trespasses in on our lives or even on our lands. This is the story of two brothers who need to work something out between them along with family and friends that are around them. 'Our Trespasses' is quite a spiritual adventure of good and evil that will keep you turning the pages. Michael has quite the aptitude to make understanding various family aspects dealing with misunderstandings and then again there are misunderstandings. He has chosen his words carefully to make the story real but as mentioned a little earlier kind of spiritual in some circumstances in the book. This is a book that will let you try to understand the what, when, where and why events in one's life occurs to try to fix various issues.
By Mark Graham6 months ago in Critique
A Few Moments More
You’ll give it one more minute, and then you’re headed back inside. It’s pretty chilly out, after all. Not that that’s a real issue - you’ve stood out here for longer, and in colder weather. The snow is nearly gone already; tiny, dirt-stained islands of the stuff form a shrinking archipelago dotting the sea of green that is your backyard. Striations of sunlight dance through the trees at the edge of the woods and paint the scene in a camouflage of brown, green, and gold.
By Gabriel Huizenga4 days ago in Fiction
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