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Elizabeth’s Commonplace Book of Dragons — 18 Comments

  1. I’ve heard of commonplace books, but not everyday books. They seem to serve the same function, anyway. The place where I work as an online teacher to homeschooled families, Brave Writer, mentions commonplace books based on the educational philosophies of Charlotte Mason who lived and taught small cottage schools in the Lake District. I have kept a commonplace book since 2001; I’m well into the second volume now. No recipes are there–but there are some awesome song lyrics, LOL!

    I can’t wait to read more about your dragon series!! Love it!! 😀

    Warmly,
    Susanne 🙂

    • Oops, I’m glad you commented, Susanne. I don’t know where my head was this morning, but I actually meant commonplace books, not every day books. I’ll have to go back and fix that. Thanks for the catch!

      Definitely needed more caffeine in the system before tackling the blog! Hugs!

  2. Oh my! The excerpts just get better !
    Eager read this series. ….. Do get them written…..fast!

    My best to you and family!!!

  3. How wonderful! I just got to the part of the book where Lizzy’s written observations were mentioned and praised by her uncle! I’m looking forward to more of her insights on the dragon world! Great job!

  4. I love reading the thoughts of a very young Elizabeth. Now here’s a companion piece to your dragon book(s)!!!

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