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“Tomorrow Is A New Day, With No Mistakes In It Yet.”

December 31, 2016 by Leanne Sowul 2 Comments

“Tomorrow is a new day, with no mistakes in it yet.” -Anne of Green Gables This quote is true every day, but none more so than on New Year’s Eve. I wish all of you the best with your fresh, pristine year ahead. I have great hopes for 2017 for myself and my family. I […]

Filed Under: Perspective Tagged With: anne of green gables, mistakes, new year, start

5 Great Literary Lovers

February 14, 2014 by Leanne Sowul 3 Comments

Happy Valentine’s Day! As a life-long book lover, I’ve naturally had the occasional crush on a fictional character. I would have married any one of them, if a) they were real people; b) they weren’t already involved with fictional females; and c) I hadn’t met the love of my life 13 years ago. Leanne’s literary […]

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: anne of green gables, book, character, fiction, gone with the wind, harry potter, husband, love, marry, pride and prejudice, read, romance, the princess bride

Friday Book Review: How to Read Literature Like a Professor

December 13, 2013 by Leanne Sowul 1 Comment

I’ve had How To Read Literature Like A Professor on my Kindle wish list for a long time: So it was a nice surprise to find I could borrow it for free from my library’s e-book system. (Does your library have one? Check it out!) I have to confess that I have not finished this book […]

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: anne of green gables, bible, books, fairy tales, literature, novel, parallels, play, plot, reading, shakespeare, story, writing

Gratitude Book #1: Anne of Green Gables

November 8, 2013 by Leanne Sowul 4 Comments

One of the things I’m most grateful for as an adult is my love of reading as a child. I’m only now realizing how much I learned from the main characters of my youth: stoicism and plain living from Laura Ingalls Wilder; family values and time management from the Gilbreth children; responsibility and cooperation from the […]

Filed Under: Books, Gratitude Tagged With: anne of green gables, anne shirley, children's fiction, creativity, friendship, gratitude, kindness, l.m. montgomery, learning, life lessons, novel

The Impact Of Children’s Books

April 26, 2012 by Leanne Sowul 2 Comments

One of the reasons I love reading so passionately is that I firmly believe that books can permanently change your outlook on life. Recently, I’ve been thinking about the books that had the most impact on me, and I’ve realized I read most of them between the ages of 9 and 14. I’ve forgotten many […]

Filed Under: Books, Parenting Tagged With: anne of green gables, baby, cheaper by the dozen, children, education, efficiency, historical, outlook, reading, short stories, worldview, YA

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