I recently bought this necklace from Forever21 because it reminded me of children's literature. Yes, children's literature even affects what I wear! According to children's librarian Anne Carroll Moore (1871-1961), the three owls of children's literature are the author, the illustrator, and the critic. :o)
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
The Three Owls of Children's Literature
I recently bought this necklace from Forever21 because it reminded me of children's literature. Yes, children's literature even affects what I wear! According to children's librarian Anne Carroll Moore (1871-1961), the three owls of children's literature are the author, the illustrator, and the critic. :o)
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Whooo-whooo!
You are the fourth owl... the reader! The wise and lovely reader, who shares her passion with all of us.
I think Moore's three owls eventually became five owls. I forgot the other two owls, but I am pretty sure one was the librarian. :o)
Yay for Forever21! :) I also have an owl necklace from their, my friend gave it to me for my birthday.
Nice jewelry, Im not that much into to jewelry and stuff, maybe its just a guy stuff, my wife though really loves them. By the way can we exchange links? I have added you on my blogroll already can you add my site too. My site name is All About Keona. My URL is http://www.allaboutkeona.com/. Thanks,and more power to your site.
Love the necklace. I have to laugh-- I've been wearing dangly owl necklaces from the 70s for years. I like to tell my daughters that I started the trend. My library is even decorated in owls now. (Tacky ceramic ones from the 70s are the best!)
Ms. Yingling, dangly owl earrings sound cute! :o)
fun jewelry to a certain point, but why do not we care less notice when ...?
I do not understand about this .... but your jewelry is great!
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