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Vol. 8 No. 4 of The Storybook Home Journal
A Stevenson Summer
What's in this issue?
Pocketful Of Treasures the Decorating article
The measure of success for decorating any room. Includes a photo essay of ideas for decorating a boy's room.
And One Of Lavender the Hearth article
Follow this simple illustrated process for creating lavender-filled pillows.
Remembered With Affection the Kitchen article
Recipes, featuring coconut, for pound cake, coconut and lime chicken with curry cream, and broiled bananas.
David's Air the Music article
David's Air, an original composition arranged for piano and whistle, or flute.
An Orchard Almanac the Garden article
This orchard almanac draws upon the 16th-century writings of Thomas Tusser, as well as the 19th-century writings of Bernard McMahon.
Cluny's Cage the Workshop article
Use twine and freshly pruned tree limbs to create a trellace-cage for tomato vines.
That We May Prove Heroes Also the Bookshelf article
Insight into Robert Louis Stevenson's life and thought. Excerpts from his essay The Lantern Bearers.
Living Richly Without Being Rich the Attic article
A treasure box for various stores. Painting on fabric to add custom accents. Framing illustrations.
A Web Of Connections the Writer's Garret article
The diary of Leornian Feldham's voyage to South Carolina and the Caribee Islands, part 9.
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The Boxwood Folios, currently consisting of a single volume, introduces the lytfolc whose world exists alongside the world of the greátfolc; however, the two peoples do not interact... Read more »
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By Al R. Young Reviewed by Nancy Young
Robert Louis Stevenson's Kidnapped begins with David Balfour's departure from the small home of his late father. The story is not yet two pages old before the reader finds himself standing with Master Davie on the road, in the cool of the early morning, listening to the ominous words of Mr. Campbell, minister of Essendean.
David is to make his way to the House of Shaws, known throughout the countryside as a dark and dreadful place. To David's surprise, he finds he is not merely David Balfour, but David Balfour of Shaws... Read more »
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By Al R. Young Reviewed by Al R. Young
What can be said in a book review of Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson beyond, "Read it!" If possible, read it to a child. Find out what it's like to be tethered to a child's can't-put-it-down attitude toward a gripping tale. Whatever there may be of lesson and moral in the story, the book should at least be read with the kind of swashbuckling popcorn mentality appropriate to a Saturday matinee. It's a romp. If there's a clock in the room, unplug it or turn its face to the wall... Read more »
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By Al R. Young The A Stevenson Summer issue of The Storybook Home Journal is now available from Al Young Studios. This issue features these regular sections:Decorating - Pocketful Of Treasures (1 page)Hearth - And One Of Lavender (1 page)Kitchen - Remembered With Affection (1 page)Music - David's Air (1 page)Garden - An Orchard Almanac (5 pages)Workshops - Cluny's Cage (2 pages)Bookshelf - That We May Prove Heroes Also (5 pages)Attic - Living Richly Without Being Rich (1 page)Garret - A Web Of Connections (4 pages)A Stevenson Summer is the 52nd issue of the Journal, published bi-monthly since November 2000... Read more »
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