Babylon Revisited and Other Stories F Scott Fitzgerald
The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe C.S. Lewis
The publication years are unknown because the books are in shreds.
Weight: 12oz-ish?
Method of Disposal : Recycling
Another two books are gone to the strays. I guess I should count myself as lucky that they are both classics and easy to find at the library. Strelka/Charlotte is such a fun and playful girl, but it is time that she goes back to her mama. She is staying with me indefinitely--both of us just hoping that mom actually comes back. We are in some sort of strange in between place and the outcome does not look promising, but we have limited options and so we hope anyway.
My first introduction to The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe was when I was in elementary school. My brother was reading it. We were going to sleep on a mattress on the floor of his bedroom, and I wanted to read it too.
I was introduced to Fitzgerald in high school with The Great Gatsby and then I started reading his other work from there.
I will be recycling the remnants of both of these books and trying to hoover up the slivers that are too small to pick up. Poor Charlotte. She needs attention, love, and stability. I have never been able to give it to her, and I have not been able to find anyone else who could either. She showed up as a stray, went home with a girl that returned her due to allergies, and then went home with two women who broke up, and then came back to me yet again. I'm trying, Baby Girl, I really am.
The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe C.S. Lewis
The publication years are unknown because the books are in shreds.
Weight: 12oz-ish?
Method of Disposal : Recycling
Another two books are gone to the strays. I guess I should count myself as lucky that they are both classics and easy to find at the library. Strelka/Charlotte is such a fun and playful girl, but it is time that she goes back to her mama. She is staying with me indefinitely--both of us just hoping that mom actually comes back. We are in some sort of strange in between place and the outcome does not look promising, but we have limited options and so we hope anyway.
My first introduction to The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe was when I was in elementary school. My brother was reading it. We were going to sleep on a mattress on the floor of his bedroom, and I wanted to read it too.
I was introduced to Fitzgerald in high school with The Great Gatsby and then I started reading his other work from there.
I will be recycling the remnants of both of these books and trying to hoover up the slivers that are too small to pick up. Poor Charlotte. She needs attention, love, and stability. I have never been able to give it to her, and I have not been able to find anyone else who could either. She showed up as a stray, went home with a girl that returned her due to allergies, and then went home with two women who broke up, and then came back to me yet again. I'm trying, Baby Girl, I really am.
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