Emma Flournoy

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No, @Bluejay, that’s not what I meant (I posted my ‘um, no’ comment before I saw your next one, btw—it WASN’T directed at you. 😉 )—I meant, like my attempt. Which failed. The link in that post was supposed to say ‘this’. What did I do??

@Daeus

Ha! A family pass. Very good to know. 😉

Ummm…NO. Let’s see…

No. What did I do.

@Bluejay

Like https://kingdompen.org/forums/topic/honored-gasp-im-related-to-the-superhero/?

@BlueJay

I don’t have time to do the book club, but if you want my vote (even if it won’t count. 😉 ), I’d say The Hobbit or Little Women. You’re right, @Dragon-Snapper, Little Women is really long, but it is GREAT, as I remember from when I first read it. The version we have is Little Women and Good Wives—the sequel—though; so I’m not…[Read more]

@Blue-Jay

I don’t have time to do the book club, but if you want my vote (even if it won’t count. 😉 ), I’d say The Hobbit or Little Women. You’re right, @Dragon-Snapper, Little Women is really long, but it is GREAT, as I remember from when I first read it. The version we have is Little Women and Good Wives—the sequel—though; so I’m not…[Read more]

To tell you the truth, @Dragon-Snapper, I don’t write. (Hopefully that doesn’t mean I should be kicked off KP, @Daeus. 😉 It was very friendly of y’all to accept me in the first place.)

If you want to know what I’m doing here then, you can see my (rather too long, in retrospect) introductory posts here.…[Read more]

Hmmm…maybe. I might be more interested in reading a book like that if it had more about the character’s personality or struggles on there. Though I don’t know if that’s something you could put on it or not…

And also, if the Japanese bombing Darwin isn’t something that really happened, I don’t know if I’d like it; I don’t care all that much…[Read more]

I know, it’s so hilarious—all the small world discoveries one makes sometimes. 🙂

Oh, and I totally feel for you, @Bluejay and @Anna-Brie (and anyone else who said this 😉 ), because we live in the country as well, and most of the families similar to us (which aren’t that many, either!) live an hour or more away! It’s too bad.

Oh and @Bluejay, the lady who wrote the foreward of Raising Maidens —Jennie Chancey—is my aunt. Isn’t that funny?

Oh @Bluejay, I’ve read that one!

Have you read Joyfully at Home, by Jasmine Baucham? It’s really good.

And another one I HIGHLY recommend is It’s (not that) Complicated, by Elizabeth and Anna Sofia Botkin—that one was extremely helpful and encouraging for me.

You too, @sarah-h and @clairec. 🙂

Can’t go wrong with that, @Bluejay! I’ll be praying for you and the others who are doing it with you. 🙂

@Bluejay

A king’s personal bodyguard who takes his job very seriously but has an extreme case of claustrophobia.

“There is a difference between a book of two hundred pages from the very beginning, and a book of two hundred pages which is the result of an original eight hundred pages. The six hundred are there. Only you don’t see them.” —Elie Wiesel

@Kate-Flournoy, I think you’ll appreciate this one.

@ClaireC

Oh, that’s sweet. 🙂
I read the poem—nice job with his thoughts in the story matching the sentiments expressed in the poem.

@Corissa-Maiden-of-Praise

Well no one says awesome can’t be a genre!
Sounds interesting; I hope you have fun. 🙂