Vidya Tiru

And it was Katie who introduced me to Edite, and I ended up with receiving Tyler’s book The Slumbering Pearl in the mail a few days ago!! The Slumbering Pearl takes its readers on a journey into a fantastical underwater world inhabited by beautiful dreams; or at least it seems so to me. Jokes aside, she needs to sleep; and we watch as all the underwater creatures put their best efforts to get her to sleep. You cannot avoid falling in love with Pearl, her luminous eyes (aren’t they simply gorgeous!), with the world she is in, and the book itself(both the story and the artwork).

So the end result was not quite ten books from our home library that we thought will fit the bill for book titles that make you smile, grin, or LOL!! Top Ten Punny Titles I Need to Read Now Book Titles How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got a Life How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got a Life

I enjoyed this quick and fun read, well, choice-making process as I journeyed through the pages of very many fairy tales each time I went from Once Upon to The End. This book is part of a series of Choose Your Own Destiny: Star Wars. The Museum of Mysteries (part of Math Quest series) Math and mysteries and making choices. Fun, learning, solving mysteries in museums, developing math skills: all of this make this book a must-add to your library.

Simply put, a 3-2-1 is a tercet, couplet, and single line with last line rhyming with either last line of tercet or last line of couplet. Unless the couplet is one single line split over the two lines, and that last single line is one sentence by itself (makes sense?) Try to have three three-syllable words in each line of the tercet, two two-syllable words in each line of the couplet, and a single syllable for that last single line. Or make it any number of words but ensure the syllable count for each word is 3-2-1 in the tercet-couplet-single line stanzas.