Month: January 2017

Great Adjectives, Onomatopoeia, and One of my Favorite Animals

Posted on January 2, 2017 by

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Ok I may be biased, since I love moose and have always wanted to see one (well, from far away), but I just loved this book. It made me smile and laugh. It took me a few pages to discover there was a moose… Continue Reading “Great Adjectives, Onomatopoeia, and One of my Favorite Animals”

Category: Animals, Featured Book, Poetry, Writing

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