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Completed: Themed Reading Challenge 2010

Posted by Teddyrose@1 on June 30, 2010
Posted in 2010 Completed Challenges 

Thanks Wendy of Caribousmom  for hosting this challenge.

The three themes I chose were books of historical fiction, that are all written by female authors, and are new to me.  These are the books I read:

  

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Completed: The Canadian Book Challenge 3

Posted by Teddyrose@1 on June 29, 2010
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I completed this challenge just in the nick of time.  Here’s what I read:

1.The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch and Michael Martchenko

2. From Far Away by Robert Munsch and Saoussan Askar, Art by Michael Martchenko

3. Where is Gah-Ning? By Robert Munsch, Illustrated by Helene Desputeaux 

4. Stephanie’s Ponytail by Robert Munsch, Art by Michael Martchenko

5. Caribou Song / atihko Nikamon by Tomson Highway

6. Dragonfly Kites by Tomson Highway

7. Fox on the Ice by Tomson Highway

8. People of the Buffalo by Maria Campbell

9. Grease Town by Ann Towell

10. The Summer Before the Storm by Gabriele Wills

11. Galore by Michael Crummey

12. When Stella Was Very, Very Small by Marie-Louise Gay

13. Chicken, Pig, Cow On the Move by Ruth Ohi

I will be signing up for The Canadian Book Challenge 4 as soon as John of The Book Mine Set decides on a banner for it.  I do plan to cut way back on challenges for next year but this is a challenge I will keep doing.  I hope you come join in the fun as well.

 

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Chicken, Pig, Cow On the Move by Ruth Ohi

Posted by Teddyrose@1 on June 29, 2010
Posted in Children's Books  | 2 Comments

Chicken, Pig, and Cow were actually little toys but they didn’t know it.  They lived in a little toy barn.  Their best friend was Dog.  He was real.  

At times, the barn seemed very crowded so they decided to try to find a different place to live.  Pig found a home “but it was too linty.  Cow found one “but it was too scary.”  Then chicken found the perfect home, complete with beds, TV, and a slide.  It was actually a doll house.
Can you guess what happens next?

Ruth Ohi is a very famous Canadian children’s book author and I can see why.  She weaves a great imaginative story which she fabulously illustrates herself.  This book is a gem.

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