Bookmarks

    Bookmarks are an important part of reading. They may seem to be a small and insignificant thing, but they do a lot for a reader. Aside from holding your place in a book-an important job-they can tell someone a lot about the person using it.
    I tend to use a certain bookmark for a while. Currently, I am using three at a time. The first is signed by Julie Berry, one of my favourite authors. The others are Tinkerbell and Prince Caspian. I really like Tinkerbell and I love the Narnia movies. When I was looking for the Narnia one, I was hoping for one with Aslan, but this was all they had. I still like it, though.
     Some people use a photograph as a bookmark. It may be of a loved one or a friend that they miss. This picture must be of someone or something they care about. Other people use different bookmarks for each book they read. Some bookmarks are fancy with jewels, sparkles,and pretty pictures. If a reader is always on the run, they may use scraps of paper, ticket stubs, or anything else they can find.

What do you use?

Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg by Gail Carson Levine

Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg by Gail Carson Levine
    The fairies of Never Land live in Pixie Hollow. They get their magic from Mother Dove, a special bird. One day, a strange fairy named Prilla comes and doesn't know her talent. She acts like a human and doesn't fit into any of the talent groups. When a terrible storm comes and Mother Dove's magic egg that keeps all things in Never Land young breaks, they fairies are desperate to save it. When all seems lost, who will save Never Land?