Reading and sharing
books with my grandchildren are my passion. Not just me telling them about a
good book but my grandchildren sharing their favorite books with me. I enjoy
reading some of the good books that they recommend.
I read all the
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and shared those with my older
granddaughters. I even read all the J.R. Tolkien books and most of the Harry
Potter books. After reading the first few pages of the Twilight series, I
skipped the rest. Then I read The Hunger
Games, but passed on the other two books in that series.
I’ve re-read the
classics and then passed on a few of those books to my grandchildren. While
looking through one of my writing magazines, I read a review of a new book for
middle school readers and then bought it on my Kindle. The book was Midnight at Moonglow’s by K. C.
Sherwood. I was totally enchanted with
it and loved it and got my granddaughter to purchase it on her Kindle. In
return, my granddaughter told me about a book that she just read called, Behind the Bedroom Wall, by Laura
Williams. It was a story about hiding Jewish people during the Holocaust.
It is fun to read and
share books with my grandchildren. Books are one of those special connections
that we have and will continue to have.
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