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If we walk far enough, Dorothy said, we shall sometime come to some place, I am sure. 
We have surly lost our way, the scarecrow said, and unless we find it again in time to reach the Emerald City I shall never get my brains. 
Nor I my heart, declared the tinman. It seems to me I can scarcely wait till I get to Oz, and you must admit this is a very long journey. 

You, see said the Cowardly Lion, with a wimper, I havent’ the courage to keep tramping forever without getting anywhere at all. 

The First Thanksgiving

Why do we celebrate this day?

The Pilgrims’ first thanksgiving lasted three whole days.   It’s a time in history we celebrate the struggles of the Pilgrims during their first year at Plymouth Colony and the events leading up to the historic occasions.  

Some may want to rewrite history. But let us never forget, why people came to this country.  The first English settlers left their old country because they couldn’t pray. (People came to America for religious freedom.)  Initially, the native american Indian’s and the Pilgrim’s got along.  

Winter is finally here, and we are super excited because… we get to bring out the turtlenecks and sweaters… boots and scarves… And best of all.  The throw blankets!  And cuddle up with some books. A cup of hot cocoa. What’s better than snuggling under your cozy blanket with your favorite mug in one hand while sharing a good book on the other with kiddos? Nothing. Is. Better.

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And guess what?
 

Usborne Books & More can help ya with that. Seriously. They can.

We’ve got the BEST books to set the ambiance. And if you shop my website right now–I’ll send you your very own blanket, a reading pillow case, a mug that says: I really do need all these books.  So you can make memories your kids will treasure for years to come. 
 
Shop my website now:  Marlasbookstore  between now and Thanksgiving! 😺 And enter my Marla’s personal drawing to a cozy blanket, a pillow, and mug to help you share joy this Christmas.  One more thing.  You must spend at least $50 in books to be entered in Marla’s Drawing. 
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