Happy
St. Patrick's Day!
Leslie
Meier has at least one mystery for every holiday, big or small, in
her Lucy Stone series. The fitting one here is The St. Patrick's
Day Murder. I read it so many years ago that the details are
long gone, but I will say I enjoy the series and try to read them as
close to their proper 'date' as possible. :-)
While
I was looking for St Pat's day books I came across A Fine St.
Patrick's Day, and, while it looked promising (and it was) I had
to check it out because of the author. It was written by Susan
Wojociechowski! Loved that name!! The illustrations are by Tom Curry
and it is a delightful story about two towns, a leprechaun, and cows
in the mud.
Although
written with children in mind, A Pot O'Gold: a Treasury of Irish
Stories, Poetry, Folklore, and (of Course) Blarney, should prove
just as good for adults. Selected and adapted by Kathleen Krull and
illustrated by David McPhail this was a most enjoyable read. I loved
all the variations on Celtic knots.
It's
time once again for this heartfelt St. Patrick's Day toast: "May
the road rise up to meet you ... and may you not be stuck behind the
nervous ponies on the parade route!"
Reading
Hermit With Dog
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