Books have always been of great importance to me. In the classroom, I encouraged the students to find books that were interesting to them. One way of doing this was to read to the class daily from a book that had relevance to what we might be studying, or one that might be suitable for the season.
One of my favorites that I would read as this season began was The Velveteen Rabbit. This was one of my favorite stories, and I have a favorite version I would like to share with you today.
This one is illustrated by Tien. |
You are probably familiar with the story. It begins with a gift at Christmas.
The velveteen rabbit was in the boy's stocking. |
The rabbit became "real" in the story. |
Now - to the announcement of the person who will receive a subscription to Martha's magazine. The Husband was my loyal assistant,:-) and Susie of SheJunks is the winner! Congratulations, Susie! Please email me with your information for the subscription.
Thank you for reading. I really appreciate your comments.
Congratulations, Susie! I'm sure you and Martha will come up with some marvelous ideas during the coming year! :-)
ReplyDeleteI truly do love these illustrations in this book, Nellie! I have always enjoyed books that allow me to look at the pictures, and I have not outgrown that at all! Have a lovely day!
Nellie, I just now found out I won. Yippee. Thank you so much. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeletei love the velveteen rabbit!
ReplyDeleteI love the Velveteen Rabbit story. The illustrations are beautiful...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Susie for winning.
Have a beautiful weekend.
Hugs,
JB
I love the illustrations! I have a couple of different "Velveteen Rabbit" books.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Susie!!
ReplyDeleteI remember that book from years gone by.
Lucky Susie!!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful illustrations!
I have a coloring book that I've colored with the Velveteen Rabbit story.
What a lovely book, Nellie.
ReplyDeleteI remember our fourth grade teacher reading a book to us on a daily basis. It was a fascinating experience.
I like your approach. Your students are lucky.
Great illustrations with this wonderful book! Our 2 year old grandson loves to be read to, but he's a little young for this. This will be perfect for him later!
ReplyDeleteI have a copy somewhere from the 1980s, but different from yours. It was a favorite to read to my children when they where young.
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