What’s The Ten-Year-Old reading this week?
This week, The Ten-Year-Old reviews The Girl Who Could Fly by Victoria Forester and Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos by R. L. LaFevers.
This week, The Ten-Year-Old reviews The Girl Who Could Fly by Victoria Forester and Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos by R. L. LaFevers.
In her book, Reading like a Writer, Francine Prose casually states that it’s bad luck to have peacock feathers in the house. I’d never heard that before. So of course, I wanted to know: do peacock feathers bring bad luck?
Every time we go to the farmer’s market I try to find at least one fruit or vegetable we’ve never had before. This week, we stumbled across a pale green cauliflower-shaped vegetable made of fractals. So of course, we took it home and roasted it.
Well, you’ve done it again. Spent another year reading Caterpickles, and I am profoundly grateful for it. I know what I was curious about this year,…
I’ve been using Goodreads on a personal basis for years now. Last year, I decided to set up a separate Goodreads page to track the books…
Can’t quite put my finger on it, though. Related Links: More Wordless Wednesday on Caterpickles
May your Cat TV be merry and bright this holiday season! Thanks for spending time with us at Caterpickles this year. Related Links: More Christmas posts…
The holidays have finally struck here at Caterpickles Central. I wasn’t entirely sure it was going to happen this year, seeing as how there are still flowers blooming outside our front door, but I chaperoned The Ten-Year-Old’s field trip to see The Nutcracker last week, and now I’ve got questions about sugar plums dancing in my head. What is a sugar plum, and why does it get its own fairy?
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Hey, someone I don’t know yet read my book! (Liked it too!)