Tuesday, June 12, 2012

REDNESDAY


Hi everyone! Hope you've all had a good week. Is everyone out of school yet? Becky had her last day on Monday, but I still have to get up for Jade for a few more days. My (new) camera is wonky, so I can't share any photos; but, I scanned a book that I purchased recently.

This is "Trudy Phillips, New Girl", a Whitman book from 1953. I haven't read it yet, but it's got a great cover!
I like how it has a bulletin-board theme for each chapter heading, and each one is different, too!

25 comments:

  1. I have featured several vintage books lately. I think some of them are neater than the new.

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  2. Hi!
    I'm new to your party and will be sharing some cacti with red flowers.

    I love the homey cuteness of your blog and will snoop around a bit if you don't mind, lol.

    Thanks for hosting this fun Party!

    Bunny Jean

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  3. Finally I have some redness to join in with! Thanks for hosting, always love to see the fun links! Pam

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  4. I really like your new book and hope to see more. I love the vintage graphics! Thanks for hosting.

    Hugs,
    Susan and Bentley

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  5. What a sweet book! I never had to be the New Girl in school. I think that was good for me. Hope your camera gets working soon, or even a new one! But the scanner works well! My son is out of school, but my daughter is taking an extra math class for summer! Means a lot of driving for me, but that is okay! I am so happy I have something I can link to your party this week!
    Thanks for hosting this great party!
    Blessings,
    Susie

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  6. Oh how fun! I do believe I read that many MANY years ago. Happy Rednesday!

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  7. Happy Rednesday!

    PS Apologies about Speed Racer!! :-)

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  8. Oh I so would have bought that book, too! I buy books like that and then let my grangirl borrow them. It's fun to have someone to share books with! ♥

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  9. What wonderful graphics. Old books are treasures, aren't they?!

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  10. What a great book. I too love that sweet bulletin board look. Smiles...Renee

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  11. I love vintage books! I need to figure out how to scan them...lol!!
    happy rednesday! Hugs, Linda

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  12. Love posts with old books - the graphics are always so neat!!!

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  13. I love visiting your blog. Just had to tell you.

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  14. Sue, I love old books. I'm reading 'The Secret at the Gatehouse' by Carolyn Keene, published in 1940. It is from the Dana Girls mystery collection. I think this might be before the Nancy Drew series..Great Book...Happy Rednesday !

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  15. That vintage book looks really cute. Thanks for hosting Sue (and I havent' forgotten about your "surprise". We just haven't been home much lately). Have a great day!

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  16. What a great book! Love the sweet cover! Happy Rednesday! xo Heather

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  17. Hi Sue!
    I love your red loving blog! It always gives me a lift! Thank you so much for hosting Rednesday. I love popping on on those who post all thugs RED!
    Have a cherry day, friend!
    Blessings,
    Carolynn

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  18. Hi Sue,
    Love your vintage book - adore the illustration of the bulletin board with the doggies on it!

    My husband has seven more days until summer vacation ... yes, I'm counting the days until we can have fun! ;)

    Happy Rednesday to you!

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  19. Vintage kid books are wonderful! I've got stacks of them that were mine, my hubby's and my children's!

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  20. thanks for hosting. I'm here, just late.

    will visit another day.

    blessings
    barb

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  21. I just love vintage books, and yours is wonderful. I am over the top with the cover illustration. It brings back wonderful childhood memories.

    I'll be using my Father's Day post for this Rednesday. Thank you for hosting. Have a happy day,

    Marianne

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