The Romance of a Christmas Card
This is one of the latter books (1916) by Wiggin, author of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. The story spans not one but two Christmases and tells of a minister's wife who is inspired by a real-life scene to design and put verse to a Christmas card. The card's two incarnations lead to a remarkable coincidence that affects the lives of seven characters.
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Tigers Burning Brightly is Mr. Smith's Plugged in to Reading Literature Circle for Irving High School students and select colleagues. The inspiration for the group name is taken from William Blake's famous poem, "The Tiger." Mr. Smith's Reading students are found in streaks of White, Orange, Red and Blue. An ambush of black tigers is a elite group of Reading students. Black tigers have completed the reading of one core novel with guided assistance from the teacher, one independent reading selection with Lesson Guides, are active members of a BookGlutton group and are engaged in the fight against the Murktide at www.GeniRevolution.org. Black tigers take the National Financial Capability Challenge.
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