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Monday, March 30, 2009
March 2009 Carnival of Children's Literature
The March 2009 Carnival of Children's Literature
is here! Thanks to
Jenny's Wonderland of Books
for putting it together.
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The Busker:
Saints and Spinners
I am a
musical storyteller
in Seattle, Washington. I make embroidered wool felt dolls:
Alkelda Dolls
. Full disclosure: I am neither a saint nor a textile-spinner.
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The House of Glee
Pseudonyms for the household
Alkelda
: My former pen-name
and current shop title
Bede
: My husband
Lucia
: Our daughter
Dolls for Storytelling
GermanDolls
A fellow NaturalKids artisan
Willodel
A fellow NaturalKids artisan
Shoot the Breeze!
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More fellow artisans!
Review Policy
I don't do either book or music reviews anymore, and won't respond to those requests. I
do
welcome friendly notes, and will write back.
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A Storytelling of Crows
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Attack of the Combs
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Children's Books That Never Were
July 2007 Carnival of Children's Literature
King/Coin/Ferryman/Dog
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