. The Middle Sheep (Ernie and Maud) By Frances Watt Judy Watson, illustrator Eerdmans Books for Young Readers 4 Star . Back Cover: The Adventures of Extraordinary Ernie and Marvelous Maud continue . . . but what—or who—is making the usually cheerful and dependable Maud so grumpy? And why are she and Ernie arguing all …
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 4/7/2013
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 10/13/2012
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 9/30/2011
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 7/7/2011
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Posted on 1/15/2007
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on 9/21/2013
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 4/7/2013
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Half of UK Families now have just one child.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2013/apr/06/only-child-felt-like-foreigner
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2013/apr/06/only-child-felt-like-foreigner
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 10/13/2012
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http://thedartmouth.com/2012/10/12/mirror/only
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 9/30/2011
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China considering a change to their Only Child Policy.
http://asiancorrespondent.com/66135/has-chinas-one-child-policy-run-its-course/
http://asiancorrespondent.com/66135/has-chinas-one-child-policy-run-its-course/
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By: Vivian Cameron-Gallo,
on 7/7/2011
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http://fortlee.patch.com/articles/making-the-case-for-the-only-child
A nice article about being thoughtful in inquiring about family size and another wonder book by Susan Newman.
A nice article about being thoughtful in inquiring about family size and another wonder book by Susan Newman.
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Posted on 1/15/2007
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Folks in this part of the world are half excited and half terrified as we peer at the Weather Channel and watch the freezing sleet and temperatures creeping towards us. No one can say we haven't been warned. Two of my entlings are in a region of Texas that is already in the grip of black ice and frozen overpasses and as a parent I just pray they are holed up and not needing to venture out onto the roads.
Tucked in by the fire today, with the MOST WONDERFUL BOOK, I was musing about the children, as parents are wont to do.
First Born, making her way in her chosen profession is still helping us understand what it means to be a parent. Her motto: The pioneers take the arrows.
Youngest Child, hacking and slashing and zapping her way though the new Zelda game, at the moment, is author of the "never a dull moment" syndrome in our lives.
Middle Child is the one we used to call "Stealth Child" because of her ability to move about the homestead undetected. She is the get-it-done kid. Returning home for the holidays she found me in the midst of Christmas decoration, tinsel hanging from one ear and hands full of un-deployed Sinterklasses. Before I knew it wreaths were on doors, empty boxes were being stowed and snowmen were displayed. How did she do that? Middle children are often the quiet force that keeps all the parts of the family working together.
All this reflection led me to ponder about the middle child in children's literature. Are there any characters in children's literature that are famously or infamously the middle child?
Are they so low key that they don't get noticed there either?
I can think of Indigo in Indigo's Star by Hilary McKay, Jo and Beth March were in the middle in Little Women. Any others?
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