Day Three of the 10 Stop Nonstop Blog Tour: Archimedes Notebook

10/3/2012

While you were snoozing (did you know you snore?), we traveled to upstate NY and visited Sue Heavenrich's blog called Archimedes Notebook. (http://archimedesnotebook.blogspot.se/)This is an interesting natural world-oriented place to explore. In addition to book reviews, Sue provides an ongoing list of fun activities to do with children in the great outdoors. Check it out!

In case you missed it somehow, here is the full blog tour schedule. Notice that Darcy Pattison has joined the tour! Thank you everyone!

Monday 1st: Robin McCoy at www.inspiredbysavannah.com

2nd: Casey McCormick and Natalie Aguirre at http://www.literaryrambles.com

3rd: Sue Heavenrich at http://archimedesnotebook.blogspot.com

4th: Tiffany at www.tiftalksbooks.com

5th: Anastasia Suen at http://asuen.com/blog

Monday 8th: Nancy Shaw at www.nancyshawbooks.com

12th: Darcy Pattison at www.darcypattison.com

11th: Wendy Lawrence at www.thefamilythatreadstogether.com

12th: Jennifer Rumberger at www.jenniferrumberger.com – winner announced!

15th: Debra Diesen at http://jumpingthecandlestick.blogspot.com

3 Comments

Julie Ann Merillat

10/3/2012 10:12:49 am

My name is Julie and I am 9 years old. I go to school in Chelsea, Michigan and I am a third grader. I love animals and really like anything that lets me see and learn about mommy animals and their babies. That is why I like the book, A Warm Winter Tail by Carrie Pearson and illustrated by Christina Wald. I like the rhyming words because it is fun. I am a good reader and like looking at pictures while reading. My very favorite picture is the first page where the mommy fox looks like she is talking to one of her babies while the other brothers and sisters are sleeping or listening. My second favorite is the last page with no words. The humans are reading the same book sitting close together while the mommy deer is looking through the window. The mommy deer is alert because her tail is up but she still wants to look in because she is curious about the human mommy and child.

Carrie Pearson

10/4/2012 05:19:15 am

Julie, thank you so much for your comment. I'm sitting at my desk with a goofy grin on my face :) because your review makes me feel happy. I've always loved books with mama and baby animals too! Congratulations on being a good reader; this will help you throughout your life -- even with math! I like your favorite pictures and am amazed that Christina could paint them to look so real. Thanks again, Julie, for taking the time to tell me what you like about A Warm Winter Tail.

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