Literally Blogging

Rhys pointed out yesterday how a quilt can teach literature. And because of that, it can inspire others. I have something on the “flip-side.” In this case, literature inspired a craft.
I am a knitting knut (misspelling intended). I love to knit. I also work in knitting so I get to see a lot of neat things. This shawl was inspired by the beautiful classic, “Charlotte’s Web.” I think it is one of the most gorgeous pieces of knitting I have seen in sometime.
See how a book inspired a work of art!

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I know a lot of people who love to read, also have some visual challenges. And audio books aren’t cheap – not by a long shot. There are some options online but some of them are pretty pricey as well. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a library of audio books for a reasonable price each month?
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Hello! My name is Adelle and I am so excited to be here as a part of “Literally Blogging.” I can think of few things I love and enjoy more than books. Classics, contemporary lit, science fiction (hey, we all have our weaknesses), non-fiction… my list of favorites goes on and on. I am really interested in hearing what your favorites are!
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Tom and Huck, those classic icons of boyhood, still color my perception today of what childhood should be like: sunrises and fishing trips, wholesome packed lunches and adventures with schoolyard chums.

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