Our local Library had different characters, authors, musicians, and puppeteers there on Saturday. The girls were on cloud nine with all their favorite characters. But the icing on the cake came at the end of the afternoon. Read On
The girls LOVE Martha. With their bags of goodies and their best bud Corrie the day is great.
Who doesn't love Curious George. All time classic favorite
Miss Maisy and 3 wonderful kiddos.
Clifford was definitely a hit. Abigail's preschool teacher last year, loves Clifford so Abigail developed a great love for him.
Where the Wild Things Are - They have not seen it yet nor have we read the story. I know bad mommy, that's a classic.
Here the girls are making Choco. You'll see why.
They did a great job with the craft project.
Here they is the best part of the whole visit to the library. Keiko Kazka reading
A Mother for Choco. This book can be recited from memory by Genevieve and myself. This book is so loved in our home, we had to buy a second copy. The first one is being held together with clear duct tape. This book is so loved I created felt characters to go along with the story for her. I have read this book to each one of the girls classrooms every time they get a new teacher. It is the most amazing story of a mother's love for all of her adopted children. It was written in 1989.
Here it is in Japanese
Here it is in Arabic . It is translated into 16 different languages.
Mrs. Kazka autographed both of our copies. She also took a picture of Genevieve and her very loved copy fer HER scrap book. She said it makes her heart sing to see such a loved book by a child.
They are both so beautiful
The girls LOVE Martha. With their bags of goodies and their best bud Corrie the day is great.
Who doesn't love Curious George. All time classic favorite
Miss Maisy and 3 wonderful kiddos.
Clifford was definitely a hit. Abigail's preschool teacher last year, loves Clifford so Abigail developed a great love for him.
Where the Wild Things Are - They have not seen it yet nor have we read the story. I know bad mommy, that's a classic.
Here the girls are making Choco. You'll see why.
They did a great job with the craft project.
Here they is the best part of the whole visit to the library. Keiko Kazka reading A Mother for Choco. This book can be recited from memory by Genevieve and myself. This book is so loved in our home, we had to buy a second copy. The first one is being held together with clear duct tape. This book is so loved I created felt characters to go along with the story for her. I have read this book to each one of the girls classrooms every time they get a new teacher. It is the most amazing story of a mother's love for all of her adopted children. It was written in 1989.
Here it is in Japanese
Here it is in Arabic . It is translated into 16 different languages.
Mrs. Kazka autographed both of our copies. She also took a picture of Genevieve and her very loved copy fer HER scrap book. She said it makes her heart sing to see such a loved book by a child.
They are both so beautiful
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