Finished reading: Haiku, Ew! Celebrating the Disgusting Side of Nature by Lynn Brunelle π
Finished reading: Haiku, Ew! Celebrating the Disgusting Side of Nature by Lynn Brunelle π
Finished reading: Stalactite & Stalagmite A Big Tale from a Little Cave by Drew Beckmeyer π
Finished reading: Our Lake by Angie Kang π
Finished reading: Every Monday Mabel - (Caldecott Honor) by Jashar Awan π
Finished reading: Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book Three: The Titan’s Curse by Rick Riordan π
Finished reading: When a Villain Calls by TJ Sky π
Finished reading: Wild Pitch by Cat Giraldo π
Finished reading: The Devil’s Delilah by Loretta Chase π
Finished reading: Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book Two: The Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan π
Another one I read with my kid.
π¬ππ¨ “Perhaps you can put it this way. A man who does a man’s work is a normal human being. A woman who does a man’s work is a kind of superwoman. She must be two selves, one who supplies energy for her part of the world’s work, the other the woman who fulfils the obligations custom has laid upon her.” -CECILIA BEAUX, AMERICAN ARTIST, INTERVIEWED IN THE BOSTON HERALD (1910), quoted in The Club: Where American Women Artists Found Refuge in Belle Γpoque Paris by Jennifer Dasal.