Tuesday Alchemy #28: Learn With Joy Blog Hop And Challenge

This week at Tuesday Alchemy, we are inspired by this fabulous photo to create any craft that creates joy in learning.

There are three wonderful sponsors AND a blog hop, so it's going to be a week of fun! You are invited to join us by hopping or creating something to share with us.

{ Tuesday Alchemy Sponsors }

Sassy Studio Designs

CraftyCat957

Jesseas Designs

{ Learn With Joy Blog Hop }

To play with us, visit each of the DT's blogs and leave a comment. One DT will be randomly picked to choose a commenter from her blog to win the prize. There more blogs you comment on, the better your chances of winning!

Corrinne - You Are Here

Tuesday Alchemy - Your Next Stop

Marion

Shell

Laine

Tina

Katya

Kelli

Maria

This bookmark is oversized and super cute! It's a fabulous way to hold your place in a book.

Join us at Tuesday Alchemy, then share another creation with these wonderful blogs.

I submitted this creation with them as I'm just so addicted to challenges!

4 Crafty Chicks: #103 - Circles, Circles

A Gem Of A Challenge: #53 - Animals

Art Impressions: #76 - Flowers

Craft Punked: #33 - Flowers

Craft Your Passion: #124 - The Power Of 3 (White ribbon roses)

Cute Card Thursday: #230 - Back To School

Lollipop Crafts: #87 - Anything Goes

Make It Monday: #103 - Anything Goes

Simply Create Too: #20 - Back To School

Day 62: My Favorite Childhood Book

As a child, I read, read & read some more. I loved the written word & I could never get enough books. My room was filled with them!

I also enjoyed reading my favorites again & again. My favorite childhood book wasn't just one book, but a series. Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House On The Prairie series was it for me.

I still have the books, which are the ones in the photos. As you can see, they've had a lot of love & I've enjoyed them many times.

Since this post is for the 30 Days Of Reflection Photo Challenge & I'm supposed to show my favorite childhood book, I'll share with you my favorite of my favorites.

Farmer Boy isn't Laura Ingalls Wilder's story as all the others are, but rather it's her husband's when he was a boy.

It's full of everyday adventures that he had as a child growing up on a farm. It's truly delightful & I highly recommend it!