This is a collection of my writing and correspondence with a few bits of poetry and random thoughts mixed in. I started this blog after learning that some of my letters had an uplifting quality.
In the pages of this blog you will find my real life trials and tribulations, the nature of what I think is truth, and the dust and grit of my real life.
The Bookworms Colors books by Sharon Gordon are a very
rudimentary look at the color designed to help children identify the varying wavelengths of light. These books can't have much to them because the children they are written for are very young and having difficulties with the idea of color. 'Blue' is no exception to the rule, and it is a very short book to read. Who should read this book: Very young children. Books read: 183 of 5000
'Green' by Sharon Gordon is very much like the last Sharon Gordon
book I reviewed 'Orange'. The book names a few things that are the color and then tells you reader to take an action. One of the things I noted was that the book talked about a green snake. It could go wrong when you tell your kid to find a snake given the age these books are targeted for. Then again, most snakes are harmless. Who should read this book? Very young children who do not live around dangerous snakes. Books read: 173 of 5000
'Orange' by Sharon Gordon is your good old book on color. It
names a number of things that are orange and what you do with them. This is a book for very young children that teaches you things like what a basket ball is and what an orange looks like. If your child has progressed to the point that they no longer have and issue naming the colors then this book is not for them. Who should read this book? Very young children. Books read: 171
