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I have fond memories of being read to in school. My teacher read the Little House books by Laura Ingalls Wilder to our class, and Jack London's White Fang. I can remember being transported in my mind to those places and times. I loved it. I love movies, but it just isn't the same as escaping into a book.
I asked Dotti Enderle if she had any fond memories of being read to. Here is her answer:
My fondest and most prominent memories of third grade were of my teacher reading to us. She read Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle and Charlotte's Web. I was engrossed and taken in by both, and remember being as much enthralled by those books as by my favorite TV shows.
Dotti Enderle
http://www.dottienderle.com
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Be sure to read Dotti's latest book:
MAN IN THE MOON (Delacorte Press)
"A worthwhile read with a satisfying conclusion that will be long remembered." --School Library Journal
I was thrilled to hear that Elizabeth OBrien has featured my snowflake, Penrod Penquin and his iCE Pod, for Robert's Snow on her Blog.
About "The Robert's Snow Project"
The Robert's Snow project asks children's illustrators to design snowflakes each year to help raise money for cancer. Different children's literature blogs have been asked to adopt a snowflake. Elizabeth was gracious enough to adopt mine for a preview viewing.
You can see all the snowflakes being auctioned off this year at The Offcial Robert's Snow website.
This is a wonderful tribute. Blessings!
great tribute :D