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Monday, January 28, 2013
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Thea Sisters
Alice has always loved books. Although she is getting quite proficient at reading on her own (she zips through several short books a week), she still adores being read to. Lucky girl gets to listen to Estelle's bedtime stories before her own, and will drop almost anything to bound over and listen to a story she's heard 100 times already.
For her bedtime selection, we've been reading the adventures of the Thea Sisters. This is a band of five friends who travel the world and solve mysteries - mousy style! It's a spin-off of another popular kids series: Geronimo Stilton. Anyhow these are lovely chapter books for young readers with just the right mix between pictures, illustrative text and great stories. We read both English and French versions from the library or from the many titles Alice received at Christmas.
(full disclosure - I have not been paid to write about the Thea Sisters books, nor have I received any free books to advertise!)

Alice has drawn her five Thea Sisters friends;
numbered in order of preference (favorite one is Colette)
For her bedtime selection, we've been reading the adventures of the Thea Sisters. This is a band of five friends who travel the world and solve mysteries - mousy style! It's a spin-off of another popular kids series: Geronimo Stilton. Anyhow these are lovely chapter books for young readers with just the right mix between pictures, illustrative text and great stories. We read both English and French versions from the library or from the many titles Alice received at Christmas.
(full disclosure - I have not been paid to write about the Thea Sisters books, nor have I received any free books to advertise!)
Alice has drawn her five Thea Sisters friends;
numbered in order of preference (favorite one is Colette)
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Monday, January 07, 2013
Sunday, January 06, 2013
Best Snow Fort EVER
We were blessed with some amazing snow this year to make bricks (20cm of wet stuff, which froze nicely). This was followed by 40cm of "easy to shovel snow" that packed well for tunneling. Two weeks of holidays and lots of helpers resulted in this fort. We put in a few escape slides to get away from the baddies if they get past the fortifications.
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