Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Knit Pin Cushion
Found this pattern the other day.....isn't it cute?
I think this would make a wonderful gift.
This took me only an hour to knit up, what a great way to use up some left-over dish cloth yarn!
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Win a Shabby Apple Dress!
Win a Georgeous Shabby Apple Dress!!
Shabby Apple is a store that sells beautiful and modest dresses. They are great quality and truly gorgeous. Plus, you can find your style using their "Fit To Flatter" application which is a great way to look through all of the dresses that would look great on your figure!Shabby Apple has just recently set up a new dress line for Pre-teens. Right now, it has some adorable dresses that any girl that likes dresses would love!
http://teenfashiondesign.blogspot.com/2009/08/win-georgeous-shabby-apple-dress.html
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Beauticontrol
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
The Crying Tree, Book Review
The Girl Who Stopped Swimming, Book Review
The Lost Throne Book Review
Saturday, August 15, 2009
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Little Bird Design: CHA Blog Candy!
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Undiscoverd Gyrl, by Allison Burnett
Undiscoverd Gyrl
by Allison Burnett
Undiscovered Gyrl...where does the truth end and a lie begin? Sometimes the two become so tangled that it's difficult to tell them apart. Here's a story that will break your heart and make you wonder how much you really know about those around you. This is a story about a young girl who is so obviously lost that you want to reach out, grab her, and give her a hug, but at the same time shake some sense into her.
This book left me feeling haunted and cold. It was a good book and an eye opener of sorts, how much do we really know about those closest to us, how much do we want to know and how much do we need to know to keep those around us safe? I recommend this book, it contains quite a bit of sexual content.
Broken Birds, Book Review
by Jeannette Katzir
Broken Birds is a book that shows the effects Nazi war camps had on people. Not just those who were at the camps, but future generations as well. Jeannette Katzir makes us think about our own relationships as she brings out the worst of sibling rivalry, how much is due to normal happenings, how much is due to her parent's survival of the Holocaust? Sometimes those who are broken can never be repaired, read this book and find out the consequences.
I had a hard time with this book, the beginning was very interesting and thought provoking as well as the ending. The middle felt as though it went on a little too long with the sibling problems which made the book lose it's feeling of a Holocaust survival story. The book left me wanting to learn more about the Germans and their refusal to acknowledge what happened to the Jews, and less about siblings who hate one another. I'm not sure that I would recommend this book to others just because of the drawn out middle.