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The Westing Game
The Westing Game is a fantastic young-adult mystery novel with many characters, many puzzles, and a surprising amount of depth for a 40-year old mystery. I've got an old dog-eared copy that I've had for years, and when I came across it I quickly moved it into my daughter's room for her to enjoy.
We've been reading it before bedtime for the last couple of weeks, and we're right nearly at the end - a position which is bad for my throat, as I tend to try to keep reading it, wanting to get to the ending. We may finish it tomorrow night.
I've been reading to Rose since she was tiny, and I love doing it. Before The Westing Game, we were reading Anne of Green Gables - a somewhat melancholy choice, as Tammy as a huge fan of the BBC production. I'd never read the books, although I'd watched the BBC show a number of times in the background as my wife re-watched it. I was a little surprised - the language is really lush and a lot of fun to read.
Reading to my daughter every night has really improved her language skills and made her a big fan of reading, and it's one of the decisions I'm most proud of regarding her.
We've been reading it before bedtime for the last couple of weeks, and we're right nearly at the end - a position which is bad for my throat, as I tend to try to keep reading it, wanting to get to the ending. We may finish it tomorrow night.
I've been reading to Rose since she was tiny, and I love doing it. Before The Westing Game, we were reading Anne of Green Gables - a somewhat melancholy choice, as Tammy as a huge fan of the BBC production. I'd never read the books, although I'd watched the BBC show a number of times in the background as my wife re-watched it. I was a little surprised - the language is really lush and a lot of fun to read.
Reading to my daughter every night has really improved her language skills and made her a big fan of reading, and it's one of the decisions I'm most proud of regarding her.
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