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My name is Carrie and I wear a lot of different hats: wife, mother, friend, reader, watercolor artist, traveler, etc. This space is all about books. Well, mostly. I share pieces of myself when talking about books so pull up a chair and let's chat!
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2 comments:
It's good to see you're teaching your child about the basic food groups...
Heh, that reminds me, Eugene Peterson's Eat This Book is excellent, which is the second in the series started by Christ Plays in Ten-Thousand Places, which is also excellent.
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