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| This is the first book I remember knowing how to read. My own copy was lost; I found this one a few years ago and snatched it up. Original price? 25¢. This version? Something like $8.95, as I recall. But now, of course, it's PRICELESS! One of the kittens in the story is named Tink. I names my first cat Tinkerbell. The New Kittens, story and photographs by William P. Gottlieb |
Friday, April 26, 2013
April 26 - Childhood
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I have this book, in parts & pieces. My grandsons love the "vintage" Golden Books. The pictures and the stories keep their attention so much better than the latest cartoon hero books. Please put me in your yarn stash list. I taught to youngsters this winter to knit for a 4-H project. I hope they will keep it up.
That's so cool that you have the book, too! The pages are deteriorating rapidly, I probably need to protect it somehow, but I love reading it to the grandchildren. Thanks for your comment!
I don't remember reading that book, but I know what you mean about those sentimental favourites being priceless. I have a box of my childhood books that have been hanging onto for me, and I'm so glad they did that.
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