His Mom kisses his hand and tells Chester that he can keep the love it generated permanently. Happy endings with minimal stress are for me.Ĭhester raccoon is unsure he will like animal night school, which is beginning in a nearby tree. I think we can teach good things and create good feelings, without characters getting into mishaps nor any unpleasantness I truly do. The main reason I love it is because, due to being short, there is no space for inventing drama via some harrowing situation. I enjoyed the drawings and words, to the tune of five stars.Ī friend commented that the short length of this story is inclined to tiny children but that it has a sophistication that raises it to higher levels. “ The Kissing Hand” is the most famous work by all of them and I understand why. Harper profile shows she is hilarious! Even better, she tenderly holds one of her two kitties, a calico, in her portrait. The second illustrator hails from England. She has a husband, four children, and spiritual leanings. Also in Maryland is Nancy Marie Morton Leaks, one of this book's artists. Audrey Penn was a ballerina, Olympic figure-skating choreographer, and theatre actress who needed a new creative outlet, when arthritis halted dancing and skating.
But throughout his reluctant ascendance to supreme leadership of an embattled kingdom – and the concurrent rise of old-friend-turned-adversary William of Normandy, soon to be called "the Conqueror" – Harold will not betray his heart or his lady, though war be their legacy and tragedy their fate.įrom critically acclaimed, award-winning storyteller Parke Godwin comes an enduring tale of a nobility and a love that changed history – a magnificent epic that surely ranks among the great romantic adventures of all time.“ The Kissing Hand” is another wonderful, well-known children's story I discovered. To wear the crown, however, he must forsake his peaceful life with his adored, hand-fasted wife, Lady Edith of Nazeing, the only woman he will ever truly love. Normans and Saxons fight and die for control of the destiny of a future empire, and Harold of Wessex – second son of one of the sundered nation's most powerful noble families – is thrust into the vortex of a battle royal for the English throne. True history and legend combine in a remarkable story of majesty, duty, and an indomitable love that survived the thunder and blood of eleventh-century Britain.
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