About the Syllabus Series
Welcome to the final installment of the Syllabus Series! Over the past few weeks, we have taken a deep dive into Classic Children’s Literature. If you want to know about the Syllabus Series click here. The Syllabus Series is for paid subscribers and includes perks like downloadable reading lists and inspiring posts to take your reading hobby to the next level.
Missed a lesson? Here’s where you can catch-up:
Lesson One: Mary Poppins and Reconnecting with Your Inner Child Through Classic Children’s Literature
Lesson Two: Anne of Green Gables and Reconnecting with Nature
Lesson Three: A Little Princess and Reconnecting with Summers Past
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The Borrowers in the Attic
My Aunt Kathy always bought my sisters and I the best presents. She had three boys and I think she relished the chance to visit the girl’s section of the toy store. Many of my most beloved gifts were from her.
One of the best gifts I receive was a Sindy doll’s dining room set. It was a beautiful set of in the French provincial style and came with the most dreamy little plates, cups, and even tiny cutlery. When I think about that toy set, I think about reading The Borrowers by Mary Norton.
My childhood home was a 100-year-old, colonial house in Ohio.
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