It’s Here!

April 2, 2006 @ 11:44 pm | Filed under: Carnivals

No, not the baby. It’s the new Carnival of Children’s Literature, brought to us with poetic flair by Sherry of Semicolon. I for one cannot wait to spend some time exploring this cavalcade of poetry-themed posts. Bravo!

Tags: children’s literature, kidlit, children’s books, books, picture books, poetry

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Angela, Mother Crone says:

You big teaser! My eyes popped, thinking I was going to hear about the newest blessing! My daughter and I just read about Baby Allan Tervish from the 1st Martha book, and she wondered if Brownie Pete’s ever-so-great grandson would be coming down to your baby’s Christening. It was so precious.

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