Not so much a book but poems by john keats especially ode on melancholy.
I always believe joy always comes after melancholy and if you dont experience the bitterness you cant appreciate the sweetness.
Nothing like a cuddle from DD after a hard day's work!
Not so much a book but poems by john keats especially ode on melancholy.
I always believe joy always comes after melancholy and if you dont experience the bitterness you cant appreciate the sweetness.
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Oh The Places You'll Go by Dr Seuss. Love it and its message x
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As a young child I loved Bread and Jam with Francis series by Russell Hoban. I loved it so much I bought the whole hard copy series as an adult.
My sister gave me a book when I was a pre teen called Are you there God? It's me Margaret, again I have purchased the book as it really has stuck with me. Being a pre teen is often not fun!
As a young teen it was poems, I bought the book I used for High School as I loved so many poems in it, my absolute favourite was I could not stop for death by Emily ****inson. I loved how excited she was about death and not afraid.
Bit of theme with buying child hood books
I also have The Winnie Pooh book series that my DH has read to my kids. Winnie the Pooh is really just a classic and so sweet, just like what child hood should be in a perfect world
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Just looked that up. Beautiful. Have you seen the movie, Bright Star?
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