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Elizabeth Goudge Bookclub\ud83d\udc99Sharing the Joy of Goudge in Monthly Read-Alongs\ud83d\udc99 Elizabeth Goudge (1900-1984) was a British author of fiction for adults and children. She won the Carnegie Medal for British children's books in 1946 for The Little White Horse.
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Linnets & Valerians: Week 3
Clergy children, plants and Hogworts-like spells
“Shall we believe in him?” suggested Timothy.
Getting ready for August!
Island Magic by Elizabeth Goudge, with me on vacation at Presque Isle.
“Little lights twinkled up and down the streets in the shop windows, and the woods against the sky were black. The masts of the ships were black too in the evening ligh...
Linnets & Valerians: Week 2
Beacon Hill, Education, Greece and some trivia
Betsy hoisted herself onto a chair in front of Lady Alicia and sat with her legs dangling…
Elizabeth Goudge's Preface to A Child's Garden of Verse
Her personal note for readers about Robert Louis Stevenson
“Perhaps a preface should be an impersonal thing, but for me to write an impersonal preface to A Child’s Garden of Verses is impossible, because it was the best beloved book of my...
Linnets & Valerians: Week 1
Lion Tor, Three Bees, and Illustrations from Ch 1-3
“Star of evening, bringing all things that bright dawn has scattered, you bring the sheep, you bring the goat, you bring the child back to its mother.”
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\ud83d\udc99Sharing the Joy of Elizabeth Goudge’s novels, short stories, and devotional works.\ud83d\udc99 Hosted by Julie Witmer.
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