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02 July 2007

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tulip

I thought I was the only one who liked it better! As much as I love Harriet the Spy there was something about the Long Secret. The clambake and finding the skeleton, Harriet's dream, all GREAT!
I'm happy to be your booknerdgeekfriend to get one of your cards! :)

jenn

love them to bits! i'd say send one to me, but we aren't actually friends - it just sometimes feels that way because i love your blog and you have such great literary taste.
but, deep though my love for harriet the spy goes, i've always been a bigger long secret fan myself. it's the one i remember reading and loving at a kid and it totally holds up.

catherine

that is an excellent book. and i, too, would be thrilled to bits to be one of your bookpals if i could get one of those. but only if i get one of those. haha. kidding.

Colleen

The coolest thing would be too make copies and sell them - although probably still copyrighted, eh?

I loved this one too - it was more "real" somehow.

Leila

Yep. No selling of these puppies, sadly. I had a lot of fun making them, though.

Laura

Wow. These are effing awesome. I haven't read The Long Secret; I'll have to check it out! ... Aha! It's checked in!

TadMack

I LOVE these - especially the one about Harriet shrieking about menstruation and hanging up. These are the types of things you can do with books you have literally loved to DEATH. I think the antique-y color of your cards is great; you can always do a little bit of watercolor to brighten it up, if you felt the need to 'colorize' your sepia tones. But this is truly a neat idea, and the type I always want to do, but am afraid of screwing up! You're fearless - the sign of a true crafter/artisté. Thanks for sharing this unique idea! I think of my old Ginny and the Cooking Contest and imagine what fun it would be to make it over into something like this with recipes on the inside cover!

Emma

I haven't read it! But these are neat!

web

I also liked it better. It was actually the first children's book I ever reviewed.

Little Willow

Officially awesome.

You should sell these and others like them.

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