Rose is Rose by Don Wimmer and Pat Brady

Rose is Rose

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  1. RoadTrip3500

    RoadTrip3500 said, 3 months ago

    She’s good.

  2. rshive

    rshive said, 3 months ago

    I always liked Dr. DeSoto. He’s a mouse dentist who has a fox come to him with a toothache. The Dr. is conflicted about treating a dangerous animal. And the fox is conflicted about whether it would be poor form to eat the Dr. after he’s cured the toothache.

  3. Keith

    Keith said, 3 months ago

    This is wonderful!

  4. Wolf Emperor

    Wolf Emperor said, 3 months ago

    One time I borrowed an audiobook of The Turn of the Screw, but the narrator’s voice was so soothing that she kept putting me to sleep.

  5. ncalifgirl58

    ncalifgirl58 said, 3 months ago

    Awww!! I love reading bedtime stories too.

  6. Meowlin

    Meowlin said, 3 months ago

    @Wolf Emperor

    I had the same problem with the sermons at my childhood church.

  7. hippogriff

    hippogriff said, 3 months ago

    Wolf Emperor and Meowlin: My wife has that problem with anything nonviolent coming on just before the 10:00 news.

  8. listmom

    listmom said, 3 months ago

    @rshive

    I’d forgotten Dr DeSoto! We loved that book. He was wonderfully clever. We always read three books to the kids when they were little. As they got a bit older we’d read 1-3 chapters from a more advanced book. Good times.

  9. vwdualnomand

    vwdualnomand said, 3 months ago

    another boring book, james joyce’s ulysses. that or zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance.

  10. Doctor11

    Doctor11 said, 3 months ago

    Wow, she’s good.

  11. Chikuku

    Chikuku said, 2 months ago

    The story of the seasick pirate is by Cressida Cowell. She is a genius.

  12. Jerry Carlson

    Jerry Carlson said, 2 months ago

    @vwdualnomand

    “And the head coach
    Wants no sissies,
    So he reads to us from something called ‘Ulysses’”
    – Alan Sherman, “Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh”

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